Sentence examples similar to far off forgotten from inspiring English sources
"We'll deal with the tribes after the break" was the mantra for the 186th year in a row, and the Klamath is just some far-off forgotten place in someone else's district.
His paintings take the mind to new places, far-off places, forgotten places.
A visitor a few years ago mentioned the pleasant view from the living-room windows — a modest church on the corner, a line of vintage brownstones, the Charles River not far off — but Steig could never forget his old second-floor apartment, off Sixth Avenue in the Village, where he had looked down at a steady passage of pedestrians and dogs and noisy traffic.
You lie in bed at night so far off in your imagination that you forget that your wife is lying asleep next you.
When giants do overhaul features or add new ones, they're stuck so far off the beaten feed that they're forgotten or overlooked by many.
I had no way of knowing that I wasn't far off; the reading room had a secret, or perhaps I should say the reading room was a secret, forgotten by the world.
