Приклади вживання To remind people Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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We always have to remind people that robots are not human and will never be.
And the society exists to remind people of this: Clouds are not something to moan about.
I would like to remind people the last time I took my clothes off was season 3.
In this way, UNESCO and the UN want to remind people of how important good manners are.
A few suggestions are enough to remind people of the things said
The point of these visualizations is also to remind people of some really important statistical concepts,
I would like to remind people the last time I took my clothes off was season 3,” Clarke told fans.
I would like to remind people the last time I took my clothes off was season 3," Clarke told Entertainment Weekly.
I would like to remind people the last time I took my clothes off was season 3,” she told the mag.
Every now and then, it's ok to remind people that you too are a human being and can make mistakes
The guides in the area have claimed that the steps were made to be so steep to remind people that heaven is not an easy place to reach.
Our leadership position gives us the opportunity to remind people not only about the importance of antibiotics, but also about using them responsibly,
I don't think it is ever a bad time to remind people that Moldova wants foreign troops out of its territory-- especially those that are not invited to stick around.
The event aims to remind people about the traditions and experience in arts
we wanted to do something special to remind people just how much they love the great British cup of tea.”.
And civil society can concentrate its efforts on trying to protect them or at least to remind people that the populist government has violated those standards that protect these institutions,
We should not forget about it, we need to remind people of these facts and details,
he had to remind people that he was cleared of any wrongdoing.
To remind people of this, in the year of 431, at the Third Ecumenical Council in Ephesus, it was decided to celebrate Christmas on December 25, the day after the winter solstice when the night is becoming increasingly shorter,