Sentence examples for forgotten copy from inspiring English sources
"Oh those were the days," you can chuckle, 40 years from now, as you come across a forgotten copy of Jay Prosser's Second Skins: The Body Narratives of Transsexuality.
Forget copying from classical sculptures, Henri said.
It is difficult to lose or forget copies or share, distribute, forge, guess or break a biometric generated key.
And if you do by chance find yourself in a Guinness pub this week, don't forget your copy of the paper; the two make excellent companions!
Don't forget the copy of your passport!
Don't forget to copy and paste the press release into the body of the email!
I like the notion of being able to pull up the book I'm reading on my iPhone if I've forgotten the physical copy at home (because when do I read on my iPhone? When I've forgotten my book).
The TV is largely state-controlled and a great source of pride & power for the Kremlin while Internet users are roaming free, venting their dissatisfaction and reading all sorts of questionable stuff that could be burned, banned, and forgotten if a copy of it appeared in your local library in, say, Novosibirsk.
There may be a few copies forgotten in the back room.
Of course, some people may have forgotten to take their copy of "Politics" with them to their house in the Hamptons, or may have left it there last summer and have not yet gone on vacation.
