Sentence examples for forgotten being from inspiring English sources
Some who were interviewed seem to have forgotten being filmed long ago.
Cleary also represented Google in a failed effort to prevent a new "right to be forgotten" being established in Europe, forcing the company to block some search results.
He said: "I have not forgotten being assailed by Barbara Castle about the inequities of the Liberal party in the 1920s … 25 minutes of real bile".
I have never forgotten being at the Red Fort, in Old Delhi, and listening to Rajiv Gandhi delivering a stunningly tedious oration in broken schoolboy Hindi, while the audience simply and crushingly walked away.
Yet the key issue being forgotten is maintenance loans.
Mr. Waring, an eccentric artist nearly forgotten, was an influential figure.
A "grand bargain", seemingly forgotten, is still worth tabling.
Things once forgotten are remembered; further questioning clarifies stories.
The only thing we've forgotten is the movement.
What is often forgotten is that materials are both personal and technical.
Forgotten were the Sorbonne professors.
