Sentence examples for certainly forgot from inspiring English sources

Their kids certainly forgot Russian faster.

A good 3D film will allow you to forget that it's even in 3D and after about 20 minutes into the film I certainly forgot about the glasses.

If the course exists, Victoria Nuland, a career Senior Officer of the United States Foreign Service who became Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs, certainly forgot how to apply it.

"Thou hast certainly forgotten how to write dialogue," Beatrice said.

They certainly forget the speech of Winston Churchill in Zurich in 1946, in which he called for a United States of Europe.

People who reckon you need more complicated software like Logic (Apple's professional music-making application) have almost certainly forgotten why they are making music in the first place.

The boring category holds those winners which can't really tell us anything about the future of tech; awarded the top slot for quality, rather than blazing new trails, they were certainly good examples of their type, but just as certainly forgotten the instant a better version came out.

I'm sure that, as always, the G8 summit will come up with a form of words and an agreement on some of the issues that Cameron is putting forward; but old cynic that I am I know that G8 leaders – once they get on those planes and leave Northern Ireland in mid-June – will almost certainly forget everything they've put on those pieces of paper and not actually fulfil them.

Did they mention the reference check that costs £300 that they'll almost certainly forget to do?

Otherwise, you will almost certainly forget something or not have time to finish it.

"But we certainly never forgot this case.