Sentence examples for entirely forget from inspiring English sources

He's much more likely to entirely forget about Wall Street.

It's easy to drop things, misremember orders, or entirely forget customers who have been waiting for half an hour.

"In the meantime, we had all better hope that those corporate debt markets remain benign; and that investors do not entirely forget that 2007 lesson about maturity mismatches".

However plain these objects, colour recomplicates them, turning them into abstractions, without you ever being able to entirely forget the things they represent.

We could finally laugh about that day in Cambridge, along with high school activities, test scores, and grades which we would never, no matter how hard we tried, entirely forget.

But allowing oneself to spread out on a hammock and entirely forget about work, without feelings of self-contempt and a bad conscience, may go some way to saving the holiday.

But they were not entirely forgotten.

But Jennings was almost entirely forgotten.

That meaning, though, has been almost entirely forgotten.

This folk remedy from the Balkans was never entirely forgotten.

That was entirely true, and has been almost entirely forgotten.