Sentence examples for certain he forgot from inspiring English sources

He cannot throw the papers away because the wastepaper basket is already overflowing, and besides, somewhere among the unanswered letters and unpaid bills it is possible that there is a cheque for two guineas which he is nearly certain he forgot to pay into the bank. . . .

"McGreevey was having such an easy time with the Republicans he forgot to make certain the Democrats were behind him," he told The New York Times on July 2.

"McGreevey was having such an easy time with the Republicans, he forgot to make certain that the Democrats were behind him," said David Rebovich, a political science professor at Rider University.

At work he occasionally uses a diagnostic checklist program called Isabel, just to make certain he hasn't forgotten something.

"I'm certain he has not forgotten how it's done," said Donadoni, contending that the issue was one of support.

"He's as fit as a flea and I'm pretty certain he hasn't forgotten how to play matches either," said Hodgson.

Just in case a certain someone forgot who was around first. .

He'd send me to buy clothes for the character and hang out with the wee actor who played the boy and, at a certain point, he said: "Forget the script, just see what happens".

And it's true, of course, that we do make a delineation between the rights and responsibilities of children and adults, and even the right to have certain things forgotten.

How quickly—how conveniently?—have certain commentators forgotten the main target of Niebuhr's critiques.

To a certain extent, forget judgmental strangers and give yourself enough room to grow.