Sentence examples for becoming forgotten from inspiring English sources

It has also become easier for music from long-dead musicians to hold its own alongside its contemporary competition, so you don't need to worry too much about becoming forgotten so long as your songs are catchy.

Many clinicians also express a concern about becoming forgotten or needed too much if they accept a rural position, a result that may cause them to lose an opportunity for further education.

Eidur Gudjohnsen, once Iceland's history boy, was in danger of becoming their forgotten man two years ago.

While that has changed today, Mr. Winick said, AIDS is becoming a forgotten story.

And so this unique animal will avoid becoming either forgotten or extinct.

"While I took these allegations seriously, they are quickly becoming a forgotten piece of history," Mr. Torricelli said.

23rd over: Canada 94-4 (Samad 16, Mulla 15) A double bowling change as Jamie Dalrymple, who risks becoming the forgotten man of the England attack, replaces Bopara.

— Glenn Collins Slate: The Michelin guide is losing more than $20 million a year, and a consultant brought in last year said the company needed to change rapidly or risk becoming a forgotten relic in the digital age.

He looks so dominant in the role that Massimo Luongo, the centrepiece of the January's successful Asian Cup tilt, is almost at danger of becoming a forgotten man.

Claire Bourgeois, the UN's humanitarian coordinator for CAR, said in April that they country is in danger of "becoming a forgotten crisis" and that more funds need to be raised to protect displaced people and provide humanitarian support.

Hamilton evokes nostalgia in many fans for players who were able to master what is becoming a forgotten skill, but to get a chance to steal bases in the majors he will have to hit and field at a reasonably high level.