Sentence examples for forget you know from inspiring English sources

"O.K., O.K.," Pollock said, walking away, "but after you've hurt yourself — wrenched your back, stepped on a rusty nail — don't forget you know somebody who knows what he's doing and can take it".

I was more or less forced to leave my grandparents' house, and I felt like I couldn't even speak to my aunt and I would give my dad hell about it all the time, but now I feel this overwhelming urge to forgive and forget, you know?

"A tender, compelling portrait of a woman who goes too far for love--a roller coaster of emotions you won't soon forget!" You know.

And I'll never forget, you know, standing in front of the school, because that was the only stage in town, performing for the first time.

A regular slot is more likely to be remembered: " "I think weekly, personally I've found weekly is a big commitment but you get more benefit, if it's two or three weeks sometimes people forget, you know".

I'll put it on one day, because it's easy to forget, you know, sometimes you can only do like 6,000 or something, and if that is happening, I'll maybe put it on for a couple of days then I'll think, right, I've got to do a bit more.

But of course, this veteran said, in a voice impossible to forget, you knew perfectly well when you had fired a live round, because of the recoil.

"But I don't know if people forgot, you know, we won it last year without Kyrie.

Not put them in a corner and be forgotten, you know.

I'd forgotten, you know, it's a whole new vocabulary with a good woman.

But you'd forgotten, you know what I mean?