Sentence examples for forget past from inspiring English sources

2011 is tomorrow and the Internet is a kind soul who's quick to forget past blunders as long as future ventures result positively.

Iran, Rouhani says, won't forget past U.S. intervention (the U.S.-sponsored overthrow of the Mossadegh government in 1953 and Washington's urging of Saddam Hussein to attack Iran in 1980 after the Khomeini revolution in 1979).

Thus, as the Warsaw Pact disappeared, Russian military leaders concluded that they had to forget past promises never to use nuclear weapons first and revive deterrence as their best option against an ascendant NATO.

In his pioneering 19th-century book on nationalism, "What is a Nation?", Ernest Renan pointed out that the idea of the nation was based on shared habits and language but also on a shared ability to forget past hatreds.

Writing in Nature Communications, the authors describe how trying to forget past incidents by suppressing our recollections can create a "virtual lesion" in the brain that casts an "amnesiac shadow" over the formation of new memories.

With a new chancellor and a new climate of amity with City Hall, the city's schools deserve a chance to forget past failures and the problems of the future, and take advantage of the sense of promise of a new beginning.

Forget Christmas, forget New Year's Eve, they're done, they're past it, they mean nothing.

Forget spring.

Forget New Year's resolutions.

Forget next week's Chelsea Flower Show.

Forget New Year's Eve.