Sentence examples for were to remind from inspiring English sources

I guessed they were to remind me who I was and who these visitors were.

"What amount do I matter to you?" Many e-mails were to remind friends and family to show up at the airport to pick up returning participants.

Sharma said the protests – the fourth all-India strike since 2009 – were to "remind the government of the cost of moving forward with its liberalisation programme".

Considering Britain and America's disregard for a second resolution in deciding on war with Iraq, it would be a brave move if Tony Blair were to remind Congress of the endorsement it gave Attlee's UN proposals in 1945.

Market economics may have triumphed, but if Milton Friedman were to remind the recipients of free food and drink in Independence Square that "there is no such thing as a free lunch", he would doubtless be branded a Stalinist.

The flowers, he told them, were to remind them of God's love, and he asked them to pass on the blossoms to others later in the day so they might share that message.

The challenge is to remind voters of that.

The show's intent, he said, was to remind.

"Our job is to remind them to keep buying".

The role of the data collector was to remind participants to talk aloud during the observations.

The purpose of these calls will be to remind participants about the availability of the Cancer Helpline.