Sentence examples for better forget about from inspiring English sources

If the results are no better, forget about guidance.

JAMES MARCEL CARTIER The More Work, the Better Forget about taking it easy.

If other people say it, it's very flattering, but if you start to say it yourself, you better forget about it.

You'd better forget about any plans you might have made, because this year, like last year, and the year before, Aslef has told its Tube driver members to "walk out".

Ryan offered no concessions when he sat down next to Murray for the first conference committee meeting, saying Democrats had better forget about trying to raise revenue as part of the solution to America's debt problems.

Forget about lines.

"In some cases, you better forget policy, talk about the budget," said Jean Smith, a lawyer who is part of the group and volunteered to compile a list of elected officials to be contacted.

Instead of believing that all men can and will do better, we seem to say that many will never do better and forget about them.

Nasri, who was not on the World Cup squad, said he believed the sooner the South Africa debacle was forgotten about, the better.

Maybe it was better to forget about Dave Herman.

"It may be better to forget about them, because we know we can catch the other guys," Guthrie said.