reminds

The old ones hate being 'Miss-ed'—reminds them of their age, you see.

It reminds him, not of watering little budding flowers, but of wrestling for hours with gigantic angels and devils.

He reminds us that although cemeteries are entirely absent from Assyria, Chaldæa is full of them.

I do not know why, but Mr. Caspian reminds me of an iron fence.

However or wherever a man may be placed, it is the great book that reminds him Who he is.

That reminds me of the man who was waiting in Waterford Station on March 12th, and to pass the time had a ham sandwich at the bar.

There is his guitar, that he always leaves here, and it reminds me of him and his ways.

It reminds one of a boat when, before the breaking of the storm, hatches are closed up and sails are trimmed.

Everything at Tara, even its present desolation, is full of interest, and reminds us of the days “when Cormac was in his glory.”

He reminds us that, however literature starts, these are the points toward which it moves, the paths it takes.