Sentence examples for close to forgetting from inspiring English sources

New Labour, of course, came close to forgetting this fundamental fact.

She even comes close to forgetting to mention that she had polio as a child that caused curvature of the spine, an ailment that she once worried might keep her from qualifying for her most valued volunteer experience.

He'd been watching when it happened -- and he hadn't come close to forgetting it.

It brought up something close to forgotten, in the drowsy glow of the garret's windows, budding with new wisteria.

Third, while I personally believe the public option is key to real reform, we must not hold it so close as to forget about the above reforms that will literally change lives.

"I'm an individual," raps Lady Sovereign over a jazzed-up version of the Cure's Close to Me, before forgetting to add anything in the way of, say, actual evidence for this claim.

Unfortunately, the Yankees closer presumably wants to forget it.

They crawl towards the bar but they have forgotten how the bar works: they've forgotten how close to stand to the bar, forgotten not to put their palms on any of the sticky surfaces, forgotten to order rapidly and with precision, and they are flailing around now – "One pint of lager please, barkeep?

The other is about an unknown boy who came close to being entirely forgotten, and whether his killer should go on trial at all.

Byrd laughs and says: "Oh, yeah, I get so close to it, I forget that might be unusual.

With season 8 of RuPaul's Drag Race coming to a close, it's easy to forget that in addition to the 100 queens that make up the show's illustrious cast, there are countless performers who have been making waves on the scene for years.