Sentence examples for forgetting to get from inspiring English sources

Steve Margolias, 64, a retired teacher, said that he had pestered Ms. Hackett for a spare set of keys to her apartment, but that she kept forgetting to get copies made.

No one would have predicted that at the start of the tournament, and while Costa Rica have rightly earned plaudits for topping a group that included three previous World Cup winners, Greece have prevailed in their now customary fashion, never looking likely contenders but somehow forgetting to get knocked out.

As an adult – even a young one – they are entitled to be treated as such; but while they are living with you (and most likely eating all your food and accidentally forgetting to get petrol when they take the car out) you have the right to say how you want your home to be treated, and the rules that you want respected.

It gives you an idea of how reliable your customers are with payments and how good the management team is--if they're forgetting to get paid by their clients ("letting receivables slide"), they're not doing a good job.

I felt really well-rested after the nice long nap I had in the first debate," he said, later adding that he realized that night — his wedding anniversary — that there were worse things than forgetting to get a gift.

She forgot to get him anything, though.

So flustered forgot to get autograph.

And damn — he had yet again forgotten to get milk.

"Don't forget to get the waters and Gatorade".

"But I forgot to get press releases out".

"We forgot to get in on that," he said.