Sentence examples for forget living from inspiring English sources
Forget living in the shadows with the disease; being without your friends when you need their support most must be like living in the dark.
He paints a complex picture of what Jason's father refers to as "the great racial divide" that "no D.C. resident could ever forget, living in a center of white power that just happened to have a population that was over 60percentt black".
And let's not forget "living legend," which, as I read awhile back, includes Rihanna.
Perhaps more importantly to the average person, they also point to a truth we sometimes forget: Living among the perpetually enraged or chronically disengaged may be hazardous to your health.
A man who speaks seven languages, not counting all the languages he probably forgot living all those past lives.
"While waiting for love forgot living".
"All the dark hearts of the lost, the found and the never forgotten lived in his child's body, in his quick eyes.
She was Dylan's favourite singer, yet for many years she stood forgotten, lived rough and in 1993 died in upstate New York.
Duffy, let's not forget, lives in Rochdale, another place far from the Middle English milieu at which so much of our politics is aimed.
Then there were the mementos of forgotten lives: marriage licenses, military discharge records, love letters.
