Sentence examples for forgotten about at from inspiring English sources

An honourable mention for Aston Villa's Scott Sinclair: forgotten about at Manchester City, he followed up a midweek League Cup hat-trick with two goals against Sunderland.

“Oh, I forgot.” She jumped up and went to get the present she had brought, which in fact she had not forgotten about at all.

ALEX KOPPELMAN: Obama mentions the GI Bill, which Ron Paul completely forgot about at a recent debate… HENDRIK HERTZBERG: bombers were the best products on earth?

Due to the economics of its business, the stuff you store with Omni would probably not be the same type of thing you'd throw into a box and forget about at your local self-storage warehouse.

All these shows managed to be either cancelled or forgotten about or at the very least not adored by the masses as they should have been.

There have, as yet, been no vast changes of policy, but, under the benign influence of the president and his men, many of the petty rules and regulations that made things so drab for ordinary families have been forgotten about or, at least, are not so severely enforced.

I'd forgotten about the international Stare-At-Ama game, and it was a rude awakening.

Journalists in Manhattan had once before forgotten about their patch at distant Cypress Hills and it seemed they were forgetting again, particularly as their working conditions and wages improved, from miserable to modest.

You should have forgotten about the flapjacks at this point, but don't worry, you've more important things to be concerned with.

"My instinct was to continue to let it sit until people had forgotten about it, or at least until expectations had diminished.

I had pretty much forgotten about my summer chat at the American Cultural Center when, in the late fall, I received a call inviting me to visit the United States.