Sentence examples for well reminding from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

The trip was a Christmas present to her from both Wallace and her family, but it clearly serves Wallace as well, reminding him of his other life outside the limelight.

Teenagers, he said, may talk about "comfort" on a literal level, but the pajamas may be comforting on an emotional level as well, reminding them of the days when life was less stressful.

As a game, Angry Birds 2 does a lot of things really well, reminding you why the original hit was fuelled by word-of-mouth about its fun factor, rather than hype or blanket marketing.

He loves the history and a hierarchical system that, when functioning well, reminds him of the military.

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.

His mannerisms may well remind viewers of the canny Senator Sam Ervin, who liked to describe himself as "just a simple country lawyer" - and proved that he was anything but - when serving as a chairman of the Senate's Watergate Committee.

These may well remind him of the thousands of pensioners, students and others who came into the streets in 2005 to rally against replacing in-kind social welfare benefits with cash payments.