Sentence examples for being forgotten forever from inspiring English sources
The stories of many innovative cities are "completely unknown, or they have entered into these political and ideological reversals and risk being forgotten forever," she says.
"The blogosphere is interested in you, but three days later it's over and you're forgotten forever.
"You want to forget it," begins the Appalachian-born Ruth Stone's poem Garbage – but the fracking waste in the injection wells of Appalachia can't be forgotten forever.
It will be interesting to see if they comply with the forthcoming European directive to allow personal information to be forgotten forever.
They go to a snack bar: She drank her apple juice and looked at the crowds moving past, at faces that seemed completely knowable for half a second or so, then were forgotten forever in far less time than that.
She drank her apple juice and looked at the crowds moving past, at faces that seemed completely knowable for half a second or so, then were forgotten forever in far less time than that.
He might have been forgotten forever, except at UCLA, where he taught, but then he showed his dystopic sculpture The Garden in the Helter Skelter exhibition at MoCA, Los Angeles, in 1992.
He had to make a decision - become a beloved sportsman earning tens of thousands of pounds every week, or appear on a rubbishy reality show for 90 seconds and then be forgotten forever.
I thought it had been forgotten forever".
'I thought it had been forgotten forever.'.
