Sentence examples for work to remind from inspiring English sources

When James called from work to remind me that the car needed to be moved from one side of the road to the other so that the city could clean the street, it became clear in an instant that the person moving the car was not going to be the person who worked at a Midtown office from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.

We all have to work to remind ourselves of this.

"We have to work to remind people that we're doing work that is just as valuable".

People who sometimes need to take a break from utterly boring work to remind themselves that they are still alive.

You can also work to remind him of the best parts of your relationship, whether it was how you could make each other laugh for hours or the fun conversations you two had over the phone.

As Mitt Romney begins to pivot to the general election, President Obama's campaign is working to remind voters of the things Mr. Romney said during the primary.

As Mr. Baker gains standing, the governor has worked to remind voters of his opponent's role in an industry roundly vilified by the Obama administration.

The group, which meets once a month, works to remind the public that pigeons are just like any other bird, he said.

From 1987 to his death he was a trustee and the secretary of the Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity, which works to remind people of the horrors of the Holocaust and to prevent its recurrence.

The Connecticut Citizens Defense League, which is participating in a legal challenge of the new law, has been working to remind gun owners that the deadline to register and declare the assault weapons and high-capacity magazines is approaching quickly.

And, along with the United States Golf Association, it is working to remind weekend duffers that unless they hit the ball like Tiger Woods they should “Tee It Forward” and shorten the course to a difficulty level commensurate with their (lack of) skills.