Sentence examples for forget the hour from inspiring English sources

"I forget the hour of an appointment," she said.

Forget the hours in the gym, the relentless training, stretching and practising.

Forget the hours spent actually racing.

A weekend holiday put me in Winston's path, less than 50km from the storm's centre, and I'll never forget the hours I spent huddled in the toilet while the wind roared and trees cracked and fell around me.

We admire a beautiful sentence and forget the hours of slogging it took to get it just-so.

Getting truly immersed in a story or stories can help you forget the hours passing by and to be transported to a whole new world -- a world where you're just an observer.

Forget The Darkest Hour; Churchill was a nasty racist who conducted mass murder.

A&E gets clogged again – forget the four-hour rule – as other preventive community services shut.

And don't forget the extra hours spent coaching, tutoring, counseling students and sponsoring clubs, often uncompensated.

No one can forget the lunch-hour pandemonium of The Kitchen or the night-time raid on the coke store in Chips with Everything.

As my elementary school teacher advised us, shortly after the shameful armistice of 1940: "Children, if you should fight on the British side, never forget the dark hours inflicted upon us in the 15th century by perfidious Albion". We all felt Henry V must have been an ancestor of Hitler's.