Sentence examples for forgot once again from inspiring English sources

After scoring 35 points in the first quarter and shooting 63percentt in the first half, they forgot, once again, that games in the National Basketball Association have two halves.

Despite being a figure of sufficient stature to have hour-long BBC films made about him, Howerd will eventually be forgotten once again.

They forgot the forgotten Americans, once again.

Republicans have forgotten the forgotten Americans once again in order to lavish money on their donors.

In another month, Eva will have adjusted, forgotten, will once again be usual happy self.

The people of Puerto Asis take a different view, believing that Bogota has forgotten them once again.

"All of a sudden that is secondary – I don't want to say it is forgotten – but once again Turkey has a seat at the European table.

Noun + verb + 9/11 — also Mr. Bush's strategy in 2004, lest we forget — would once again square off against a Democratic opponent who was for a pre-emptive war before being against it.

The various numbers we use to measure ourselves — from traffic to revenue to some leaderboard provided by a tech news aggregator site whose name I forget — are once again quite healthy or even record-setting.

One group of people, accustomed to being forgotten, were once again left behind: foster kids.

The ugliness and amorality of all of this is troubling, but what is even more troubling is that the masses of people who are being manipulated by the rich and powerful will again be largely forgotten once the coveted office of president has been won.