Sentence examples for will have reminded from inspiring English sources

Presumably Yobo's manager, David Moyes, will have reminded the Nigerian of his priorities: points first, boots second.

That short performance will have reminded many Fleetwood Mac fans what they've been missing since McVie left.

Above all, the events of Sunday will have reminded Woods that he is now 35 years old.

There was nothing disloyal in the speech, but it will have reminded Lib Dem delegates very effectively that, were Clegg to stand down, another candidate is available.

Even if it does not achieve its main purpose in allowing her to encourage her party workers to continue their long campaign for Burma's return to democratic rule, she will have reminded the world how ruthless the regime remains.

As their recent primer on the constitution will have reminded them, it takes a two-thirds vote of both chambers something far beyond the Republicans' reach to overturn a presidential veto.Thus most of the measures with which the Republicans are marking their ascendancy are symbolic.

He'll win because he'll have reminded Americans that a free market cannot operate properly without regulation.

But while the Sidekick affair has damaged the Sidekick business, Microsoft's image, and the prospects of its secret Pink phone project, it will also have reminded people that they have to take responsibility for backing up their data.

Williams has said she can become a top five player, but defeat to the 28-year-old Estonian will also have reminded Robson, leading a crop of teenage players imposing themselves on the women's game, how much work she has to do to get there.

Watching bidders jostle to buy the Daily Telegraph, which is a prestigious title but has the oldest readers of any British paper, will no doubt have reminded Mr Glover and his fellow founders of this.

Industry experts seem split on whether anyone will want it, though some have reminded readers that the iPhone was met with similar skepticism upon its announcement.