Sentence examples for It forgot from inspiring English sources
"It forgot its roots," said Rebecca Spice, a Milwaukee singer and actress and longtime Skylight performer who is depicted on the theater ceiling.
It forgot about the most important thing: its customers," said Ryozo Yoshikawa, a professor of manufacturing management at the University of Tokyo.
It forgot that the quality of the paper would deteriorate as its ambitious social objectives let its underwriting go south.
"It forgot about the people," Abdullah said.
It forgot that Russia would not be weak forever, and would remember.
It forgot to interrupt his telephone service on the first of January and it went until the fourteenth.
It forgot that it is part of a financial service industry whose raison d'être is to finance productive activities in the real economy.
It forgot about "small" and instead elected to bring into the U.S. market a family of big, fast and expensive vehicles.
Sullivan believes that the Republican Party went astray when it forgot its philosophical principles and started throwing more feed at the hogs of the electorate than Democrats.
Nato has hi-tech weapons but it forgot to pack its rucksacks with an old-fashioned, mark one historian.
