用“reminds”造句大全，reminds造句

It reminds me why I got into public service in the first place.

Yet it reminds me-now, more than ever-how vital it is that we stay in close touch.

The idea of storing carbon dioxide under the ocean reminds me of a rather naive idea I once had as a kid.

They watch the next hot startup with jealousy and it reminds them of when they were that "shiny new thing" and they want that back.

Visualizing her as a statue of ivory stone reminds me to keep my expectations in check and that she can't take away my self-esteem or self-worth just by her cold, Stoic way of being.

Back in the town we are sad to see stuffed turtles and live sea horses for sale in plastic bags. It reminds me of solitary goldfish at the funfair.

So history reminds us that walls can be torn down.

Every fleck of light reminds me how much I've yet to see.

I like to drink my kombucha, I like smoothies, and I genuinely love oatmeal because it reminds me of childhood.

That reminds me - what the hell is the deal with the prizes in Cracker Jacks these days?

But, as my wife reminds me, we are among the greatest collection of medieval buildings in Italy. We should appreciate what we have.

There is something fun and conspiratorial about their talk of underground dining, which reminds me of the London art scene in the very early 1990s, before it was institutionalised.

The holiday reminds us that we love to be scared.

It is sweet and smoky, and reminds me of winters and woodstoves.

Each Olympic year their creed reminds them that the most important thing in the Games is not winning, but taking part.

The research method of Ma Yongqiang reminds me to think of Aristotle's famous work "Poetics, " that was talking about art forms, instead of discussing the content of the works.

My album of boyhood photographs often reminds me of the past happiness.

This year's World AIDS Day theme "Accountability" reminds us again of our responsibility for making the right choices.

The poet reminds men of their uniqueness.

As you mull these questions over in your mind, Brown-Volkman reminds professionals, "There are no right or wrong answers."

Turkey reminds me of cranberry sauce.

The sacrifices of these men and women, and of our military families, reminds us that the wages of war are great; that while service to our nation is full of glory, war itself is never glorious.

"I have to tell myself to shoot more, and everyone reminds me of that," Ariza said.

The pony is the favorite tattoo of her daughter; the camera symbolizes her profession, and the bus reminds of the wedding.