Sentence examples for forget the dog from inspiring English sources
(Sinatra's famous trespassing sign at Palm Springs read: "Forget the dog. Beware of the owner").
"It's the people who take a chain and tie their dog outside and forget the dog is there for weeks that make me the angriest," he said.
And don't forget the dog: a tracker attached to its collar can let you know if it wanders out of your yard, and help you find it if it doesn't come back.
One evening last fall, Cheney told me an anecdote about Tom Lantos, a liberal House Democrat: "He said to me, sitting in his office, he said, 'Don't ever forget: The dogs bark and the caravan moves on,'" Cheney said.
He'd almost forgotten the dog.
"That was very nice of you," she said, "but you forgot the dog".
We tied the dogs to separate trees, shared some noodles with them (since we had forgotten the dog food) and savored the combination of terrific food and log and rock seats.
At full tilt, she described the local hierarchy of "Cranford", from the landed gentry, professional men and genteel widows down to the "respectable poor" and the folk on the fringes "every now and then dropping off the pit's brink into crime" not forgetting the dogs with their house shoes, the lace-devouring cat and the cow in flannel drawers.
And she never forgets the dogs, including a short dog massage after the final stretch.
