Sentence examples for be completely forgotten from inspiring English sources

He said, 'In five years, Tintin will be completely forgotten.'" He could not have been more wrong.

As early as 1961 he confidently remarked: "I will be completely forgotten in five years from now".

"His case is too good to be completely forgotten," she said, during a recent interview at her Upper West Side apartment.

The not so remote past, where old people could count on the company and humour of human caretakers – financed by their taxes – is to be completely forgotten.

We get an interesting glimpse a little further on of a stage production that might otherwise be completely forgotten, Harlequin Doctor Faustus as played at the Lincoln's Inn Theatre.

Ms. Lewis-Rivera, who was married and the mother of a 3-year-old girl, and all the other victims of the Beltway sniper will soon be completely forgotten by the general public.

Has the past been completely forgotten?

"The first game (against City) is completely forgotten.

It was completely forgotten for about six weeks".

And has been completely forgotten come the evening.

What is completely forgotten is that our Constitution does not refer to God anywhere.