Sentence examples for forget the Scots from inspiring English sources
Even George Graham's defection to Tottenham Hotspur in 1998 had been greeted with more of a grumbling frustration by the locals, those at White Hart Lane never really being able to forget the Scot's long association with Arsenal.
Who can forget the symbolic tennis match between Elizabeth I and Mary, Queen of Scots, which ends with Mary's carapace of a dress standing on its own after her execution?
But the Scot has not forgotten the struggles of trying to make his way on the tour and break into the top 100 and beyond.
"He looks about 35 but he's only 23, people forget that," said the Scot.
Would Nato welcome a Scotland that had ejected British and US nuclear submarines from Faslane? Nor should the Scots forget that the UK itself would have a veto on their membership of these organisations.
Interviews with Franz Ferdinand, fans of brainy glam rock band Sparks, forgotten Scots post-punks Josef K and Prince, suggest their influences stretch beyond music: they nearly called themselves 1933, as an ironic reference to the year the Nazis took power, Hollywood introduced the Hayes screen code and "the curtain just fell on creativity".
"Everybody loves the Scots.
