Sentence examples for forget of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "forget of" is not technically correct in written English.
The correct phrase would be "forget about." For example, "Don't forget about your appointment tomorrow."
A reminder, lest you forget, of femininity?
Of all the items to forget, of all the slips of the mind, it had to be that one.
What I choose to forget, of course, are the less than thrilling ways in which I spent the other 98 percent of my time: telephoning, photocopying, typing.
Not the right of the individual to forget, of course (they don't have the technology for that, at least not yet).
Its algorithms rule out chance and serendipity, making a science – and a business, let's not forget – of a quest that's hitherto been the preserve of poets and songsters.
"How to Sharpen Pencils" is very funny — it's the work, let's not forget, of the guy responsible for "Get Your War On" — but it's no April Fools' joke, and it's no bathroom book.
They may be the most forgotten of all American politicians.
Just in case they had forgotten, of course.
A memory perspective asks, 'how might warning signals function to reduce forgetting of avoidances between encounters?'.
This would be evidence for interference-based forgetting of item-specific information in short-term memory.
We find no evidence that comparison promotes forgetting of individual instances.
