Sentence examples for forget to end from inspiring English sources

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Holland can make it through the group stage behind Spain, but Brazil won't forget to end things this time around (like they did in 2010).

And don't forget to end by typing "Z" on the jazz piano ("Compulsion") -- that is, if you want to hear some well-deserved applause.

I always warmly congratulate the winners, but I never forget to end with a brief and heartfelt speech, in which I remind the contestants that there is really only ONE purpose of BAMO: to get them to spend four hours thinking about math, and, after the contest is over, to keep thinking.

Don't forget to end the evening with a campfire and the local tour guide will grill fish and corn for you.

Don't forget to end your recording.

And don't forget to end your speech with a "Thank you".

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Trim the ends, if you need to and then burn/melt the ends to stop their fraying (using a cigarette lighter), but have water on hand! (Don't forget to melt ends of strings from the big knot at the bottom of the net).

Don't forget to remove the end when you are finished slicing.

I'm sorry to say that I forgot to and ended up eating a kebab in bed instead.

Often, in my eagerness for cake, I forget to do this and end up frantically fumbling for the greaseproof paper while the prepared batter slowly deflates in its bowl.

Don't forget to tape the ends to keep the icicles from slipping out the end.

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