Sentence examples for forgetting that when from inspiring English sources
And might he in his dementia flee halfway around the world, forgetting that when you run away you can't leave yourself behind?
(Fair enough). "They keep forgetting, that when people drop out, we're going to get a lot of votes," Trump said, and he was, again, probably right.
The Brotherhood berates them for not joining its street protests – forgetting that, when in power, its militias tortured these same people and killed their friends for protesting.
But you're forgetting that when our techie team start playing the latest Dungeons and Dragons game the drool they produce is enough to supply a small African state.
"They keep forgetting, that when people drop out, we're going to get a lot of votes," Trump said, and he was, again, probably right.
The opposition Congress party vowed to oppose the bill "tooth and nail", forgetting that when it was in power in 1994, it was Congress that first cut the government's stake in the banks.
Don't forget that, when it was made, there was no happy ending guaranteed for Europe.
It's easy to forget that, when I turned pro, it was everywhere.
"Britain came into the union, we shouldn't forget that, when it had low economic growth.
I'd forget that; when Bush gets the expected knee to the groin, he will respond with a gouge to the eye.
