Sentence examples for eventually forgot from inspiring English sources

Chicagoans eventually forgot the book, but the adopted epithet stuck.

From a kid's perspective... well, of course the children in the book eventually forgot.

Soon, he couldn't dress himself at all, and he eventually forgot how to use a fork and knife.

For some reason, the neoconservatives and the liberal interventionists both eventually forgot this lesson — but Obama, having risen to the Presidency largely on the back of his hostility to the war in Iraq, never did.

Future generations eventually forgot about the shark attacks that took place in the summer of 1916.

I went through a loving phase with one particular black leotard that was a hangover from my dancing days, but eventually forgot about the practical item.

These dead will be tabulated, mourned and eventually forgotten.

The bad news was that the lessons were eventually forgotten.

As the year progresses, they fall short of their goals and eventually forget or give up.

But time really does heal all wounds, and people eventually forget.

Forget about them, though, and they will eventually forget about you – another casualty to Netflix and the 9 to 5.