A jogger stopped to remind several cameramen that they were interfering with "a real person's life".
Meanwhile, in Hyde Park, Bono stopped to remind us of why we were there: 'We are not looking for charity, we are looking for justice.
At one point, when a cellphone in the theater chirped and Mr. Kennedy stopped to remind audience members to turn off their phones, Mr. Glass quickly added, "I turned mine off".
Its goal is to deter more attacks by telling Nasrallah that it will destroy his country if he doesn't stop, and to remind the Arab world that Israel can set it back twenty years.
He proceeded to demonstrate three types of scratches — the baby, the drag, and the scribble — and circled the room to conduct private tutorials, stopping occasionally to remind everyone that the proper scratching motion originates in the arm, not the hand.
As the train inched toward the capital, new friends exchanged business cards and phone numbers, while a half-dozen people stopped by to remind me to consolidate my belongings.
Richard C. Holbrooke, who might well serve as secretary of state in a Kerry administration, stopped by to remind the Ohioans that he had negotiated the Bosnian peace accords in Dayton, to contrast Mr. Kerry's record on Iraq, favorably, with Mr. Bush's and to put into so many words what the entire room was thinking: "Everyone knows the winner of Ohio will be the next president of the United States".
"These past two years, I've stopped having to remind myself to be present, which has been the greatest gift.
Yes, this was WCVX, an AM, Christian-oriented radio station, so it stands to reason one might forget about a minister or two stopping by to remind listeners that yes, the annual bake sale/car wash/potluck supper is right around the corner at the First United Church of Wherever.
