put (someone) in mind of (someone/something)

old-fashioned

to cause someone to think of someone or something, usually because of a similarity.

Something about the way he spoke put me in mind of Ben.

• the bottom drops out of the market
• the bottom falls out of the market
• the bottom fell out
• the bottom fell out of
• the bottom fell out of something
• the bottom line
• the bottom of the barrel
• the bottom of the heap
• the bottom of the hour
• the bottom of the ladder
• the boys in blue
• the brains behind
• the brains behind something
• the brass ring
• the bright lights
• the bright side
• the bubble bursts
• the buck stops here.
• the buck stops with
• the buck stops with .
• the buck stops with someone
• the buck stops with someone.
• the bum's rush
• the bush telegraph
• the business end