Sentence examples for I ever forgotten from inspiring English sources
Nor have I ever forgotten to turn off the oven after use, common in menopausal women.
Shall I ever forget the past six days and nights?
"It's not like I ever forget," he warned.
But at no time did I ever forget what the goal was: great grades and college.
I would happily pay a few pence per bag if I ever forget my tote bag(s).
His last Sunday page, which ran yesterday, carried a signed farewell in which he said, "Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Linus, Lucy... how can I ever forget them......
As I was leaving his condominium the day of the interview, I said, "Coach, do you still remember me?" He smiled and said, "Now, Jim Dent, how could I ever forget you?" My sense of self-importance lasted about three seconds.
How could I ever forget Rudolf's funeral, here, at the Opera... the whole place swathed with deep red roses, and draped in black, as well as the dancers and les petits rats descending the stairs.
Both are too long — or maybe it's just passages like this that make them feel that way: How could I ever forget the sight of a banner held up high to say "We Are Here For Trig"? How could I ever forget a boy like Charlie, a fine young man we met at a rally in Florida who has Down Syndrome?
How could I ever forget him?
