Sentence examples for forget that up from inspiring English sources

He said: "People perhaps forget that up until the 1950s road transport to Glendale was very limited.

"We know Red Bull are very strong but don't forget that up to two grands prix ago, McLaren seemed to be untouchable but now we have matched that pace.

So it's easy to forget that up until recently, this style of photography had a very different, very literal definition: picture-taking informed by unchecked insanity, spontaneous joy, downtrodden souls, criminal behavior, spewing fire hydrants, and all the other varieties of filth and glory that can be documented by simply walking down an unfamiliar sidewalk.

During times when the direction of markets has been almost straight up (the last 37 months), or a downward plunge (2008-2009), many of us forget that straight up or down is NOT the natural state of the markets.

Don't forget that coming up takes twice as long as hiking down.

I will never forget that day — waking up unusually short of breath, later feeling nauseous and struggling for oxygen in between bites of lunch.

Prediction: Third SCOTLAND Coach: Ian McGeechan Captain Andy Nicoll It's easy to forget that Scotland ended up third in last season's Six Nations table.

"Hopefully you make something that will excite people - things they won't forget, that will wake up parts of their brain".

These people are doing this with open eyes, they know what society they want to live in, they won't forget that or give up on their ideals".

Never forget that Kaminsky always comes up big when the cameras are on him.

And don't forget that central heating, cranked up high at this time of year, is the sworn enemy of the  delicate skin on your face.