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She dried her eyes, reminded that her distress must not be betrayed to her husband.

We spent a few days just exploring Islington and it reminded me a little bit of the the West Village in NYC.

I look at him and I am reminded of an acquaintance who used to chat up girls half his age in a flashy Chelsea bar I once owned.

She praised his years of hard work and, typically, reminded him to use his education to help others.

Outside, Ms. Spencer reminded him that there was one more promotional duty for the night.

It is a bad memory that turned into a good one as it reminded us of how precious little Rowan is to us.

with you and want to be with you. " Greg reminded us that we were all beautiful, smart" .

A few months ago, reading the business pages reminded me of that show Survivor.

The girl smiled in a way that reminded Jon so much of his little sister that it almost broke his heart.

himself had lost all his hair, and to see others without hair reminded him of it and prevented him from enjoying the party.

The doctor reminded me that I should see him in two months.

The elders quietly reminded me that the men could shoot me at a moment's notice, but I refused to back down.

On Wednesday, Pandit reminded the audience that Citigroup has among the smallest mortgage portfolios of any major U. S. bank.

But then the aunt reminded me that I, looking like intellectuals, I can say that he was a college student, and perhaps win more sympathy.

I opened the door; at sight of my face the farmer was reminded of his peaceful intentions, and asked me if I knew where the whiskey was.

I was forgetting the matter if you hadn't reminded me of it.

In a luxury car, Mortdecai sighs that "the gears engaged in a way which reminded me of a warm spoon going in to a great deal of caviar. "

But he does score like this; it reminded me of the goal scored at Kiev in his debut friendly game.

It reminded me of a Chinese American. He didn't seem to regard China as a matter.

KAKA'It really reminded me of Bruges . The situations were similar, with one man down. In the end I scored and I am happy.

The few dates she had were disasters everything reminded her of her ex or made her anxious so she took a time out.

I was reminded of that recently by a woman who walked past the table I was sitting at, just staring at me as she walked past.

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All this reminded me of just how great childhood (in a caring home) can be.

It is too kind of you to have reminded me of that.

We have most recently been reminded powerfully of the truth of this saying by an election in another part of the world.

What he said reminded me of my unfinished work.

A second thing that reminded me of our long-term problems with sustainability was a pair of articles in this week's issue of Science.

Somehow, the festival always seem to need to be reminded, can see light suddenly seems to remember.

By the time I entered high school, I had decided to attend a different university but God reminded me of His word to attend ORU.

She was a little taken aback, but then she reminded herself, "Well, if I'm going to die, the best way is to die meditating. "

Suddenly one day, I was reminded of his wife owed rings, they are excited to want to pull her to go to Guilin, cleaning office cleaning.

Anyway, this whole situation with you taking the book to Queens reminded me of that.

Something in the precision of her walk, in her air of self-possession, reminded me of my daughter Zoe.

We reminded her that it was our house, too, and she opened the front door and shoved us into the carport. "And stay out! " she shouted.

More than thirty years later, Martha reminded me that on that trip I said she was too sad for me.

While checking her body alignment, I reminded her to straighten her legs, to push against the floor and to tuck in her chin.

The team (and project manager) should be reminded that project termination does not always indicate project mismanagement.

Carrie and I had a little dance, which I said reminded me of old days.

FAO reminded consumers that avian influenza is not a food-borne disease and that the bird flu virus is killed by the heat of normal cooking.

Finally, let me just say that this is a time when we are reminded of the common humanity that we all share.

The process reminded me just how much music I don't listen to, simply because of the archaeological dig that would be required.

I was just about to buy that piano when my wife reminded me that this sum of money was for my son's tuition.

I mention it now because Frank's subtitle reminded me of that comment and how much it meant to me.

It was a very dramatic image and reminded me that sometimes the most beautiful things appear in the darkest parts of our life.

Billy: No way. It's my mom's birthday the day after yours and I would have forgotten if you had not reminded me.

Since then, the sight of slippers often reminded me of him.

The spokesman reminded travellers going to Nigeria and its neighbouring countries to ensure their polio vaccination are up-to-date.

Still, she says, 'Being back with family this year reminded me of how much we missed while overseas.

Sort of, but it has reminded me of at least one thing I need to remember.

and the drone of planes overhead reminded me of the planes which, a year ago, had circled daily over Peking.

It all reminded me a little of Bradford, but without any of the foppish glamour often associated with my Yorkshire birthplace.

It was an intense experience, one that reminded me of tasting ice cream for the first time as a child.

They reminded me of my childhood and how my girlfrinds and I used to spend hours braiding ribbons into our hair.

AS he ate the cake , this seemed to resonate with him , and he was reminded of a course in his college studies .

as he told her of some popular actress of whom she reminded him. She was not silly , and yet attention of this sort had its weight.

Similarly, China could be reminded how much more its scientists could achieve if they had unfettered access to information.

Very often during the war his mind reminded of that singular figure.

Every time I read it, I am reminded to ask myself if I am doing the same thing for my daughters.

David Puttnam: Something about the story reminded me of Enya and Enya's music, and I sent it to then, Roma and Enya and they liked it a lot.

Laughing at the funny quizzical look of the little creature, he said Big Boy reminded him of one of his Scottish ancestors.

So if I don't constantly brag about how great you are, it's only because I don't wanna be reminded of how much I don't deserve you!

Now, everytime I wear my wrist braces, I'm reminded of that conversation - and I'm actually happy that I keep thinking about it.

Wes sticks it to the front of the fridge with a magnet so that I am reminded of his unrealized toy lust every time I reach for the milk.

"When I first met my wife, something about her reminded me of you, " I said.

Such a being might every instant forget his Creator; God has therefore reminded him of his duty by the laws of religion.

Fred's thought reminded me of the ancient Greeks - they measured a person's wealth not by how much he owned but by how much he gave away.

Yesterday, I saw someone who reminded me of you, and I had to look twice.

Watching this show reminded me that the status of South Korean women is very high compared to that of North Korean women.

Will you be in the occasional time silently reminded him that reminded him, in the heart, the mouth cape will be slightly warm rise.

Her face reminded me of her mother.

Though it may be disconcerting to hear, at the beginning of Advent we are reminded that the end may come at anytime.

Often when he stood next to his wife, Marshal reminded me of an unhappy dog.

He asked blacks not to be filled with hatred of whites and reminded them that his brother, too, had been killed by a white man.

It was growing dark, and I felt colder. Stroking the clothing the brother had given me, I was reminded of him.

She reminded me that I hadn't written to her mother about it.

What he said just now reminded me of that American professor.

It also reminded me of what I'd noted in the supermarket a few days earlier as I was looking for lotion for dry skin.

It seemed to me that we ought occasionally to be reminded of instability beneath our feet.

Since the company's name was on the back of every domino, electricians were often reminded of the brand.

It's too late telling you at the end, isn't it? Oh well, um. . . yeah. You reminded me, to tell you why I deleted my vlog channel.

The image of a man with a small heart (in my mind, meaning cruel) trying to hurt me has reminded me of the meaning ever since.

Zilin reminded me that she did not have a Chinese flag. Miss Singapore, her roommate, has a Singapore flag.

No, thank goodness. It seems to be just right. As a matter of fact you reminded me just in time.

The city reminded him of his birthplace, Madurai in southern India, and he "knew right away that this was going to be my home. "

The doctor reminded me to put the medicine out of the children's reach.

Once a girl walked past me, which reminded me of me in the early times at a sudden.

The conductor reminded the passengers not to leave their luggage behind when they got off the train.

Standing at the step of the Torres Novas bus was an old man, whose appearance in face and figure reminded one of Paul Deroulede.

Whenever referred to management and communication problems, I would have reminded me of my small company customer service manager.

still half - asleep , i reminded him that i had taken his wife ' s inflamed appendix out a couple of years before .

I am also reminded of a time, about a year and a half ago when we took our family to Israel, the week after Christmas.

heard that they were to get a new captain and were pleased until somebody reminded them: better the devil you know.

A former European finance minister reminded me that, from a political perspective, there is nothing in it for a rational politician.

They felt prices were too high and reminded me of the palatial properties that the same amount of money would buy in Chicago or Seattle.

In many ways, she reminded me of her mother.

When he reminded me to check up in the teachers' book . I hurriedly knew that those difficulties would be very easy for me to overcome .

I reminded her that when her grandparents came over for her party she had to remember to say thank you for the balloons they gave her.

Every dawn, as I thud around New York City's Central Park reservoir, I am reminded of how much I hate it.

It was a lot of fun, and a very valuable experience, and from a happiness-project perspective, it reminded me of several things.

I was reminded of this the next day, when local landowner Sir Geoffrey Newman arrived to give me a tour of the lighthouse.

Flooring outside is light colored teak wood that reminded me of the deck of a fine yacht.

Hurstwood gazed wearily, reminded by her both of Carrie in her new world and of the time when he had escorted his own wife in like manner.

I was reminded of that question recently, thanks to a symmetrical bit of history from the archives of The New Yorker.

In much the same way, one does not wish to be reminded that the next US mid-term elections are just two years and one recession away.

However, a picture of one of my classmates in a piece of news reminded me that I am not young any more.

I was reminded how much I prefer trains as I waited for one on a frigid December day in Waterbury , Vt.

Its soul, he reminded Mr Frazier, did not come through a cable in the wall, but lay within.

Roger introduced Mello to an elderly Englishman with a thick moustache and an old, droopy face that reminded Mello of a beagle.

I am reminded everyday that I am Chinese when I look in a mirror or at my skin. However, I am not ashamed of it.

Mom, I found that you are really crow mouth! Every time you reminded me to take my homework without, with books, I always have no neat!

She reminded me that I had not taken my medicine.

We have reminded him that all of these people have come to see us, not him, and if the puppy doesn't turn up soon there will be trouble.

I was reminded about this in recent days by two independent and yet related events.

Mr Obama voted against raising the debt limit that day and will, no doubt, be reminded of this fact by Republicans in coming weeks.

It may also have reminded them of the flaws of some of Lula's allies, and his willingness to shut his eyes to scandal when it suits him.

He reminded me in his loud voice that the poetry reading competition, which I had forgotten, was that afternoon.

That light reminded her that there was activity out of her bed, out of her house.

We watch the sower as he strides across the field and we are reminded of Christians today sowing the good seed of the Word of God.

The answer reminded me of a brain-teaser that's been entertaining me for the past couple of months.

As you pray together, ask to be reminded that God is never in a bad mood the way people sometimes are.

Each time I look at it I am reminded of an even greater gift from my aunt, the gift of her love.

Later on that morning of February 26, the clock on my office wall reminded me that it was time to call home.

Carver reminded the Board of the scheduled retreat coming up in three months, and provided a drafted retreat schedule for board review.

They reminded me that traditional medicine is an important component that needs to be addressed.

The sound reminded me of that part of the horror movie when the victim realizes she's forgotten to lock her dead bolt.

This week they were reminded that this can be a dangerous game.

I cant tell you how delighted I was with the wonderful New Year present you sent me. It reminded me of a good friends thoughtfulness.

She reminded angry all that day and made everyone most uncomfortable.

She reminded angry all that day and made everyone most uncomfortable.

I can't tell you how delighted I was with the wonderful New Year present you sent me. It reminded me of a good friend's thoughtfulness.

I'm reminded of that phrase as I observe the advances in user interaction technology appearing throughout the electronics world.

And she was driving along in her car the other day, and suddenly she heard a song on the car radio that reminded her of this man.

My friend looked into a tall mirror just as he was lifting his foot to a stool to dry it, and he was reminded of the statue.

It reminded me a little bit of the performance last season when we went down to 10 men against Everton.

It makes me once again to experience the love of those from the side, also reminded me of my first love.

It reminded Angel that he was somewhat unfairly taking advantage of an accidental position; and he went no further with it.

Or, Liu will not see this spectacular scenes of the emperor wanted to be reminded of the idea was to do a Han emperor emperor!

China reminded the session that "the mandate has never been changed until we accomplish the mandate we agreed to in the Bali conference" .

China reminded the session that "the mandate has never been changed until we accomplish the mandate we agreed to in the Bali conference" .

Mr. Bush may have prosecuted the war on terror to excess, but he always reminded the country that it was not at war with Islam.

What he said reminded me to do it at once.

Ha ha ha, I was reminded of a joke, the junior teacher you know so why do a small named North and South?

Even the bad memory of Rowan's injury reminded me of how frightened I was at the sound of her cry.

Users were delighted to hear from us, because it reminded them that we're more than a set of pages and a monthly debit.

looking at her , the hostess was reminded perhaps of her golden days of girlhood , gone never to return , of her own first ball.

What you said just now reminded me of that American professor.

Allen, who had covered her career from its outset, might have reminded her of another obsession: to keep proving her singularity.

Walking across the field reminded me of the happy summer (that) I'd spent on my grandparents' farm.

Walking across the field reminded me of the happy summer (that) I'd spent on my grandparents' farm.

He reminded me that the meeting had been put off until next Monday.

For an instant, the deep red clouds that crowned the western hills reminded him of Rhaegar's children, all wrapped up in crimson cloaks.

I discussed this with Dr. Smith yesterday and she reminded me, once more, that severe depression can't be treated in a mind-over-matter way.

The best way to remember a special holiday is to write it down or put it in an organizer so you can be reminded of it constantly.

Alas, as a stockbroker once gloomily reminded me, when you think things can't get any worse, they invariably do.

Scieszka himself says that young people have to be reminded that reading is fun and can be an interactive enjoyable experience, not a chore.

Her memory was vague, so she asked her sister Mary, and Mary reminded her of his banshee incidents back in County Cork Ireland.

I reminded the Reverend Nelson how each morning he would open our little country town's grammar school with a over his students.

America too is a land of ideals, of course, but the world tends to forget that and needs to be reminded.

He reminded them that nobody knows how the situation with the North Korean leader will progress at this point.

On a couple of these machines, glacial start-up and reboot times reminded me of Vista.

At two inches high and a half-inch wide, Fitbit reminded me of the rectangular iPod Shuffle that clips onto clothing.

It reminded me of the scene at Max Beauvoir's in Haiti, except these people believed they had been moved by Jesus.

You may have been wondering why I reminded you to keep a copy of one frame from each render pass, locally on your machine.

It was also the day after the inauguration, and I was reminded how Mathare is still connected to the globe.

Such a policy, he reminded Congress in testimony on Wednesday, would start with an attack on Libya's air defences.

While the recent situation tends to carry a very bitter taste, it also reminded us how great our customers are - yes indeed!

But as the soft-spoken Bynum reminded me, that decision comes with a fairly heavy price.

Worth reminded that the best not to use jumping out of buildings to escape the jump to avoid life-threatening.

Worth reminded that the best not to use jumping out of buildings to escape the jump to avoid life-threatening.

It was extraordinarily difficult - not physically, but mentally - and reminded me of my first driving lessons.

When I heard this story, it reminded me that any good journalist should follow this strategy when he's writing about a company.

Photo and caption by David Da CostaThis image reminded me of a group of old men meeting to contemplate all that is wrong with the world.

The sight of the clock reminded me to leave at once.

Mandela recalled later that Lilliesleaf 'reminded me of the happiest days of my life, my days of childhood'.

On the spur of the moment it reminded him of a gale he had once experienced in the North Pacific.

With the tropical weather and the lack of a unified planning, it reminded me of the streets of Bangkok in Thailand.

She also reminded me that while I could give myself a pharmaceutical boost, it would require a doctor's approval.

The posture of this small bird reminded me of that 13 year old girl who wrote the following poem "Slow Dance" . . .

Besides, Z reminded A to speed up the procedures for opening a security account for the company.

The happy scene of children playing in the garden reminded him of his childhood.

During our dinner, we all reminded our daughter that she should feel grateful to her head teacher.

My time in Alice Springs reminded me that the law can be a tool by which we preserve and protect identity.

They could have informed Hershey 's that the packaging reminded them of what's used for street drugs.

For a while, Mr Cain and his story reminded Americans of something rather wonderful about their country.

But Paraguayans have since been reminded that political savvy is not always a bad thing.

Sir Paul McCartney reminded me that the first record company the Beatles approached rejected them as a band no-one would want to listen to.

The main defective modes of the strengthening rib are introduced. Problems to be reminded during the design are concluded.

Edward took a few deep breaths to calm himself. "This is a party, " he reminded me. "Try to be a good sport. "

Tom reminded me that the restaurants were expensive and their service there was poor , too .

I do not know her whereabouts, but sometimes feel lonely, often reminded her face.

What you said has reminded me that until now I don't know what this place is called.

But if there's anything though we've been reminded of since Iowa, it's that the kind of change we seek will not come easy.

He moved there after his wife died, in order to avoid the places that reminded him of her sad memory.

Her story immediately reminded me of a Chinese saying, "The young beautiful lady will always be star-crossed. "

This reminded me of the recent dustup between Richard Dawkins and the blogger known as SkepChick.

If you happen to enter a corner with too much speed you are reminded all too quickly that this isn'ta low riding passenger car.

It reminded me a lot of the talk we heard this morning, about this operating room machinery that was designed specifically for Africa.

I was so engrossed in my book that I only went to bed when the chiming of the church clock reminded me it was the watching hour.

But Mr Obama coolly reminded the audience that Mr McCain's campaign manager had long been a lobbyist for Freddie Mac.

His words reminded me that she had finished her schooling and would soon come back home from abroad.

A psychiatrist reframed it for her: He reminded her that the sensation isn't merely an empty notion.

Correct: Seeing these pictures reminded me of my own childhood.

It had a light and airy sound that reminded me of the K501 and K1000.

I often thought of what that woman taught me, and I reminded myself of the importance of stopping, sitting down and truly listening.

A dark angel sat on my left shoulder and reminded me that I could hit a baseball farther than anyone in my class.

Reminded by his son Apollo, Zeus decided to pass the guilt to Helen and the prince.

"In fact, Hermione, " he continued awkwardly, "she reminded me of you in a certain way. "

My friend's story reminded me of an important happiness lesson: although I feel like the center of the universe, I'm not.

Some women might be pained to be reminded that they are in the breast-cancer-risk demographic, for instance.

This answer reminded me of Psalm 139: 2, "You know when I sit and when I rise; you perceive my thoughts from afar. "

more poet Meng reminded of that first quatrains: "singing everywhere, the night comes Feng Yusheng, Whispering Colour. "

She reminded him of her mother.

The setting even reminded me of my comprehensive exams, during which I'd sat in a small room with four distinguished scholars.

Why? To understand it, you have to be reminded that JVM and native operating systems are two separate running environment.

A recent meeting with the Chief Technology Officer of a Fortune 50 company reminded me of this fallacy.

I planned some events for the day only to be reminded that it was a national holiday.

They reminded us again and again _to spare_ some time for the children.

A commentary on the state-run news service Xinhua reminded readers that protectionism was a key cause of the Great Depression.

Need to be reminded that people with diabetes do not choose the best fermentation pasta.

As this list cannot be exhaustive, members of the public are reminded to exercise judgment in accordance with guidance given above.

But it is important for all to be reminded every now and then about one thing. The long-term public interest must prevail.

Unconsciously, I often recited some ancient poetry sentences. That usually reminded me of my remote mid-autumn reveries.

Careful not to be too literal, Exedore reminded himself. Praise Haydon could mean almost anything. "The Event? " he asked cautiously .

Developers are reminded that the GAE Go environment is still experimental, so it is wise not to start writing commercial applications yet.

But she reminded Ella that she must return before midnight because her magic stopped working then .

Need to be reminded that there are still controversies between scientists that so far the reasons leading to the major disaster.

Mother reminded me that some dried vegetables must be added to this dish.

I pull her to pay, when, suddenly, I was reminded of the outside of the beggar.

Please be reminded the label tag contains sensitive information and please the information only with you.

This month, we're reminded that recovering from that exercise, as well as everything in your stressful lifestyle, is just as vital.

She reminded her father that at least their family still had each other and a roof above their heads.

He reminded the United States and Britain that they were responsible for the basic needs of the Iraqi people.

But it is good to be reminded that progress is possible.

It was the song that reminded me of the time we had spent together.

He reminded me of what I should have otherwise forgotten.

This story reminded him of his mother.

And, the prime minister reminded listeners, India's record of speaking out against apartheid in South Africa was an honourable one.

Perhaps a certain period of a certain day, I am reminded of it, right autumn sentimentally attached to it will remember with affection.

The view in the forest heights of Virginia reminded me that my vision is limited. I see only a small part of the entire scene.

It has also, as we have been reminded recently, become a rallying cry in the escalating tension between the Islamic world and the west.

Once more Peter was reminded that his own days here might well be numbered.

He reminded me of what I would otherwise have forgotten.

However, the show reminded me of a Cirque de Soleil performance - very artsy yet sophisticated.

He reminded me of what I might otherwise have forgotten.

But, when my roommate sent me that email, she reminded me I still haven't quite broken free of my old habits.

Germany, the rest of us have been reminded, has always been too big for Europe.

Gaetano reminded him that he had come for the purpose of shooting goats, which he had utterly forgotten.

The film reminded me of what I had experienced in the countryside.