Sentence examples for a bit forget from inspiring English sources

Let's put the phones down, put the beers down (for a bit), forget about awkward conversation and let's DO something.

Try not to cross the line of joking, if you know her a bit, forget about dirty things to say.

But in the official story, she was a bit forgotten.

"It's been a bit forgotten over the past 50 years," said David Alba.

Outside the city the tragedy might have been a bit forgotten with what happened at Heysel three weeks later but there was no blame connected to Bradford.

"There is a very small proportion of the population who do respond to these spam letters and they are a bit forgotten about.

Political operatives say Mr. Walker, who just months ago was considered a front-runner but exited the presidential field after sliding sharply in opinion polls, has relations to soothe in a state that feels a bit forgotten.

"Yes I'm a busy person, I'm a party leader, but I will be an MP for you and I'll help put this place - that's at the end of the line, a bit forgotten, a bit left behind - and I hope I can help put it back on the map," he said.

I don't blame Nexus S users for feeling a bit forgotten — for a device ostensibly meant to be on the cutting edge of Android updates, the Nexus S hasn't had much luck on the Ice Cream Sandwich front.

For whatever reason, those characters have been a bit forgotten.

"African women have been a little bit forgotten," said Fatoumata Siré Diakité, the Malian ambassador to Germany who last week listened to a video message by Ms. Bachelet presented to a women's conference in Germany.