Sentence examples for entirely forgot from inspiring English sources

And I entirely forgot to mention the fiddling of expenses.

Ms Wass asked: "Are you saying that you entirely forgot that event?" He said: "I did until I saw the video and then I remembered it all".

She was so good at being herself that you just entirely forgot what a big deal that self was in minutes.

Yet Royal Caribbean International's Allure of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship, launched in December at a cost of about $1.4 billion, has taken the concept of land to a point where, on a seven-day western Caribbean voyage, from Dec. 19 to 26, with stops in Labadee, Haiti, and Costa Maya and Cozumel, Mexico, my Aunt Dorothy and I entirely forgot we were at sea.

All the same, according to Richard Hingley, a Durham archaeologist who's writing a biography of the wall, locals never entirely forgot its importance.

It entirely forgot that economic arguments, however strong and valid, do not win by themselves.

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.

Indeed Britain may have entirely forgotten how to be welcoming.