Sentence examples for forget more from inspiring English sources
Brian has started to forget more words, other things, too.
"If people have jobs and a normal life, they will forget more easily," he said.
Mr. Feldman said he has only two or three different passwords because he would forget more than that.
It is so diverting that we tend to forget more pressing questions, like what to believe in or strive for.
Well, maybe, and who is Cassandra to challenge Mr Cole (and I have many Economist colleagues who will forget more about techie stuff than I will ever learn)?
Forget "more efficient Twitter reporting": its values are not feminist ones, and such an approach is as likely to rebound on complainants as nail their abusers.
As Anna reveals secrets from her past during moments of lucidity, her grandson attempts to forget more-recent traumas.
But he forgot more than names.
"She's forgotten more tricks than I know".
Europe has forgotten more than America will ever know about trade protection (common agricultural policy, passim).
The real Louise Brooks forgot more than many film stars ever know.
