| remind people | 6.78 | He reminds people of that. | ||
| remind voter | 2.90 | It will remind voters of past glories. | ||
| remind audience | 1.58 | Why remind the audience of her thin talents? | ||
| remind investor | 1.45 | A Labor Department report also reminded investors of the weak economy. | ||
| remind visitor | 1.25 | A curving row of three-story townhouses reminds some visitors of London. | ||
| remind fan | 1.18 | He reminded Steelers fans of that recently. | ||
| remind player | 1.12 | Sampson has reminded his players of this. | ||
| remind reader | 1.05 | Great sacrifices were made and readers should be reminded. | ||
| remind viewer | 1.05 | Packer reminded viewers of that point during the first half. | ||
| remind world | 0.99 | It is a moment to remind the world about the plight of Chechnya. | ||
| remind reporter | 0.92 | But he reminded reporters of the stern warnings issued Sunday by Gen. | ||
| remind public | 0.86 | Every time the suit is mentioned, the public will be reminded once more how the truck lifted off the pavement. | ||
| remind team | 0.86 | The injury reminded both teams of similar incidents. | ||
| remind juror | 0.79 | Something, perhaps, to remind jurors of former Detective Mark Fuhrman. | ||
| remind listener | 0.79 | The rattle of machine-gun fire reminded listeners of the danger outside. | ||
| remind resident | 0.59 | Its residents are reminded of the past everyday, but do not linger there. | ||
| remind student | 0.59 | The one who sarcastically reminds students they are not fit to breathe his rarefied air? | ||
| remind child | 0.53 | Davies reminds the child of the attack in the park. | ||
| remind employee | 0.53 | Downtown companies remind employees of counseling hot lines. | ||
| remind jury | 0.53 | A subway train, as Samel enjoyed reminding the jury, has no steering wheel. |