Sentence examples for forgotten back in from inspiring English sources

In case you've forgotten, back in 2009 we were on the set of Your Highness in Northern Ireland.

Who could forget, back in 2009, the launch of the "Best Job in the World"?

Don't forget: back in the Dark Ages, we invented jogging.

Lest we forget, back in 1970s top technologists were wildly skeptical about the personal computer.

That's great and all, very touching, but don't forget: back in Portman's salad days of homophobia, he knew about people like his son.

What pours out is a stream of anger at the US justice system, defiant assertions of innocence, desperation not to be forgotten back home in Britain.

"You are a Russian writer, don't forget!" Back into the chilly rain, in wet shoes, after the clean, warm café.

Roosevelt is shown proposing this now forgotten program back in 1944.

Indeed, when it comes to compelling Google to respect European law it appears to take a European Court of Justice ruling to do so — such as the so-called right to be forgotten ruling back in May, which has forced Google to accept requests from private individuals wanting outdated or irrelevant information about them de-listed from its index.

I've forgiven my father but I will never forget.' Back in Madeira, Nadia battled with continuing feelings that something 'wasn't right.

Let's not forget that back in the 50s, the itsy-bitsy bikini was not so welcome in wider society either: in addition to censure from the Catholic church, it was banned in Spain, Portugal, Australia, Italy and many states across the US.