Sentence examples for well remind from inspiring English sources

These woodsy New England environs and dormlike lodgings may well remind you of boarding school, but there will be no late-night bitch sessions about the retreat's strict no-sex, no-drugs policy.

If, as the old joke went, the first President Bush reminded many women of their first husbands, then McCain may well remind them of their first bosses — well-meaning and eager to evolve but never really comfortable unless he's helping you on with your coat.

The White House has said it will let Mr. Gore make the decision, but the chairmen, by and large, think the president's presence on the trail is worth the gamble that he might well remind voters how much more exciting than his protege he can be.

The ones that use data more effectively well remind of us how we relate to each other.

The idea may well remind you of a bit of Github, a bit of Stackoverflow meets Sourceforge.

In the meantime, we leave you with the traditional French video explaining The Pigeons (which may well remind you of your old high school French lessons).

But playing well reminded him of the first month of the season, when the Islanders were almost perfect.

And if the government educated people about the law as it exists, they would be well reminded of the role individual responsibility plays.

She reassures those who have not learned to read well, reminding them that some children crawl earlier while others walk earlier.

He shook hands with the other players and wished them well, reminding me of something his father had said: "One of the nice things about Chris growing up and playing games is he didn't mind losing.

Putin wants to make Europe more flexible in response to some of Russia's demands regarding the broader Ukrainian crisis – as well reminding the rest of the world that Russia can wield this power.