Sentence examples for forget about it over from inspiring English sources

Although Elantec reported its earnings Thursday, investors didn't forget about it over the long weekend.

The reasons given were that: younger children recover better, are less likely to be emotionally traumatised by the experience and would forget about it over time.

"Like any other seasonal activity, people tend to forget about it when it's over," said William Galvin, the Massachusetts secretary of state.

And she would read it, then she would forget about it, and possibly over time something would stick, not very much but something might stick, but it's not guaranteed to stick.

"When you fill a tub, ever forget about it and have it flow over?" he asks.

England would need to score at well over four runs an over, so forget about it.

(Since our kids have taken it over, sometimes we forget about it also).

If a person is telling you something important, don't just forget about it once the conversation is over; ask about it later.

If Republicans take over the policy levers, forget about it.

"I went into a state of dealing what you have to deal with, do it, get it over with and forget about it," she said.

"Profe, forget about it, there's no use crying over spilt milk, onwards to the second leg".