Sentence examples for forgetting this will from inspiring English sources

Forgetting this will produce a lovely pizza with cheese all over the sides – and small, hard bits of cheese that will take ages to clean off.

Parties that forget this will therefore find their activist base rotting from the bottom up - and the evidence is that this is already happening to the Labour Party.

"I hope that, decades from now, when I and my other books have been forgotten, this will still be useful to scholars and students," he told the Harvard University Gazette in 1999 (www.hno.harvard.edu/gazette/1999/10.21/newton.html).html

"Really now I will be busy resolving only family matters and if someone expects me... [to] be sponsoring the opposition, this should be forgotten, this will not be.

Much of America isn't as privileged as Donald Trump is, and whether or not he forgets this will never change the fact that I never do.

"We'll never forget this night, will we?" She reached out to hold her husband's arm, pronouncing him "the best surrogate" a campaign could have.

Never forgetting this truth, everything will be known".

Oh yeah, we almost forgot: this beer will almost certainly make you go blind.

Never forget this: YOU WILL BE OLD SOMEDAY.

And lastly you cannot forget this; you will need fairy lights.

They will not forget this easily, they will not forgive the referee, they were in no mood to celebrate.