Sentence examples for which to remind from inspiring English sources

Iraq is precisely the place from which to remind Arab Muslims of their storied history, a golden age built upon the exchange of ideas as much as goods.

And what a week in which to remind the nation of the absolute importance of not compromising awards shows for the sake of infinitely less significant reports from Syria.

For those of you who can't make it — which, to remind you, is today at 5pm at Bookpeople — Paul has shown his characteristic generosity in offering TechCrunch a staggering six copies of The Upgrade to give away to readers.

So you'll know which player to give a shout out to for their great participation or which player to remind to promote their page.

Which seemed to remind him of something, and he abruptly asked about the Senator's wound.

Only the Pacers closed out Orlando Tuesday night, which served to remind us that they're playing in the playoffs.

In subsequent action, however, which was to remind Dante of Boniface's duplicity, Clement himself turned against Henry.

Mr. Traub was a pallbearer, which served to remind Ms. Squires of just how deep the bond between the two families remained.

The same goes for much of the sculpture in this exhibition, which tends to remind you of the work of a lot of other artists.

— Glenn Collins Lottie and Doof: Remembering a grandmother, her marathon breakfasts and the love that went into a simple peeled orange … Poetry Foundation: … Which happens to remind us of this Ruth L. Schwartz poem about a tangerine.

At Cabinet this week, Hands, who is a long-standing ally of the Chancellor, made his first intervention on a presentation by another minister, which was to remind Jeremy Hunt of the great importance of NHS efficiencies.