Sentence examples for distant forgotten from inspiring English sources

The story is set on a distant, forgotten planet where the Master has long entrapped his apprentices.

Butterflies, ships, sea shapes, corollas, leaning towers, dark eyes, moist and round as grapes, album smooth as a slippery fish, with thousands of glistening scales, each page a racing charger in search of distant pleasures, forgotten flowers!

It is, in a way, a case study in how a curious, even capricious, combination of events can suddenly turn a distant, nearly forgotten conflict into a burning issue in Washington's eyes.

The Mets have sporadically done a good job of the latter, most recently in 2000, but they have encountered such deep potholes since then that the 2000 World Series is a distant, almost forgotten, memory.

Edmonton feels like a Parisian banlieue rather than a part of London – a distant suburb forgotten by the rest of the city, a Thatcherite DMZ of low-rent retail hemmed in by red-brick estates and punctured by the enormous tower blocks that emerge from the shopping centre like the candles of a concrete birthday cake left out in the rain.

Every story had a common theme: a sense of injustice that people here were forced to suffer because policy-makers are simply not interested in these distant and apparently forgotten communities.

In most cases, there are hundreds of rules that are documented in some obscure link on a distant and long forgotten internal web page.

Senior rabbis including Rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner and Rabbi Herschel Gluck OBE have signed the letter, which says that Jewish "experience as refugees is not so distant that we've forgotten what it's like to be demonised for seeking safety".