Sentence examples for swiftly remind from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the moment they do, you owe them and can swiftly remind them of the debt being repaid when you offer them help back!

– but swiftly reminds you of The Life Of Pi, with better jokes.

No doubt he will be swiftly reminded of the gulf between county and Test cricket, which has seldom seemed wider.

The play opens with a popular song of the 1930s, I'm Always Chasing Rainbows, stolen, as Halder swiftly reminds us, from Chopin.

The episode opened in a burned-out Skaro of all places, with the audience swiftly reminded that most of the universe believes the Doctor dead.

When Tony Blair first made this claim last year, he was swiftly reminded that there were no block votes in the college which elected him, since John Smith had pushed through a rule change forcing unions to ballot their members.

The jobless rate of 10 percent or more is a record; Hollande swiftly reminded the president that when he took office in 2007 he said he would consider it a failure if he finished his five-year term with an unemployment rate of 5 percent.

I debunked all of this harmful nonsense in my 30s and was finally able to say: "I love my boobs!" In fact, I started the campaign for partly that reason, only to be swiftly reminded by strangers that they were still shit.

It is Paro - not "The Paro" as this journalist is swiftly reminded - that tugs at the emotions of passers-by.

Even some of the parties involved started drinking their own Kool-Aid and need to be swiftly reminded, in truth, what pure water tastes like but ultimately I hand them all a huge pitcher of whatever flavor they want.

Protesters swiftly arrived to remind him of their views and, before long, he was gone.