Sentence examples for forgot one of from inspiring English sources

The break-up hit me pretty hard and I ended up in Southampton, forgot one of my cases on the dockside and got on the first ship going anywhere, which, as it happened, was Guayaquil in Ecuador.

On speculating about her father's viewpoint on marriage equality let us not forgot one of Rev. Bernice King's sanctimonious moments of ranting and railing against it when she stated that "I know in my sanctified soul that he (Dr. King) did not take a bullet for same-sex marriage".

I'm assuming that Nancy Griffin just forgot one of the most enduring and successful "dignified collaborations" of a married couple on screen ["When Love Hurts (a Movie)," April 27]: that of the legendary Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee.

The sound of the plane transmitted an impression Maxwele never forgot – one of motion and power.

He forgot one of the fundamental rules of property purchase: always view before you buy.

Indeed this is even worse than when David Cameron forgot one of his brood in a pub.

The hummable melody is impossible to forget – one of the highest points on an album packed with high points.

If Gabrielle Russier lived more in books than in life, Professor Rossi, on the contrary, had forgotten one of the lessons of literature, and that is the hopeless folly of trying to separate lovers by force.

One of the pages showed Jesus on the cross, flanked by two common thieves, and it will be hard to forget one of them, who was perched on the cross with his bare, hairy chest exposed.

But I must say that after all these years, I have never forgotten one of those guys and they've really affected my life on a lot of levels.

And do not forget one of the great sauces of the world: anchovy mayonnaise.