Sentence examples for forget giving from inspiring English sources

Forget giving talks in schools.

If your child isn't going to be counted as a legacy, you can probably forget giving as an admissions strategy unless you're willing to hand over really big bucks meaning up to seven figures.

I'll never forget giving the CBD oil to Harper and seeing the immediate impact it had on her quality of life.

The Constitution, let us not forget, gave us slavery and segregation.

But that's easy to forget given the gruesome stuff that has been put on view.

It is easy to forget, given her fame, that Mrs Clinton has had relatively little experience actually running things.

It's easy to forget, given the media conga that accompanies women's beach volleyball, that there are other forms of the game involving men and roofs.

Bonds, don't forget, give you a nominal return, the sum of inflation and a real return.

The Web never forgets, giving new life to old video, like those showing sometimes-inflammatory sermons by the Rev. Jeremiah Wright.

The initial forcing conditions are quickly "forgotten" giving way to an inverse cascade accompanied with and ending up to electric current dissipation.

"Studying how Henry forgot gave us a better understanding of how we remember," Corkin writes.