Sentence examples for forgotten great from inspiring English sources

For those who have forgotten great plays, or were too young to have witnessed them in their original run, such reminders ruin the suspense if the key play is a game-ender and Kirk Gibson is limping to the plate.

Some time in the mid-1970s, I was on the way to the till in the bookshop with a copy of Nicholas Fisk's just-published Grinny, a terrific sci-fi thriller about an alien intrusion in the guise of a forgotten great-aunt.

Ah, Van Himst, one of the forgotten greats, or very goods at least.

They gave her the space to get on with what she did best: discovering and encouraging new talent, and reminding everyone about the forgotten greats.

The new Kindle ebook format also allows forgotten greats from their Library of Wales series to reach a wider, global audience.

Her work often deals with the intersection of the fantastic and the all too real, like her VICE.com column, Off Hollywood, in which she interviews and photographs forgotten greats from the 80s and early 90s.

Besides, we not forget Great Bog War Memorial?

Ads to remember - or forget Great ads by women · Dr White's tampons, 1990s.

"My message is, yes to Manchester and Leeds, but don't forget great cities like Hull.

I think they had forgotten how great that music was".

They have forgotten the great political maxim: when in doubt, tell the truth.