Sentence examples for forget you better from inspiring English sources

A crowd favorite is a Senate staff member who covers Cee Lo Green's "Forget You" (better than Cee Lo himself, some say) and does a split during his performance.

After a while, the guys you deployed with would forget you were a woman; for better or for worse, they would start to see you as one of the guys.

And if you get an offer, be careful not to be so grateful after months of shopping that you forget to negotiate better terms.

"In some cases, you better forget policy, talk about the budget," said Jean Smith, a lawyer who is part of the group and volunteered to compile a list of elected officials to be contacted.

It's a secret, for now — but unless you want to forget about the giveaway, you better hit that Like button.

I'll never forget her response: "Girl, you better get out of my face, trying to be like your white friends.

"The one thing you better not forget is your name," he said.

Human misery is explosive, and you better not forget that".

Before she died, Grandma said, "You better not forget to flip the mattress.

We should, it suggests, finally leave the past but never forget its better aspects.

A lot of us are starting to forget those better times, too.