Sentence examples for forgotten mix from inspiring English sources
The now largely forgotten mix of cold chicken marinated in ginger, served in a crème fraiche and mayonnaise sauce dusted with parsley and served with lime segments, was distributed in hampers to guests who attended Golden Jubilee concerts a decade ago.
One may speculate that they had forgotten, mixed it up with another birth, or did not consider their brief period of breastfeeding duration important enough to mention in the recall study.
But forget mixing or beat-matching.
Orders were forgotten or mixed up and it was hard to get her attention.
You'd become very unhealthy if you ate pasta every day.' By picking wrongly and forgetting to mix, it's perfectly possible to eat badly within even the healthiest diet.
With the benefit of a no-doubt eyebrow-raising PRS cheque, Soda has retained his credibility with house and disco sets that mix forgotten gems with more contemporary but similarly soulful cuts.
"At his funeral – I have never forgotten it – the mix of black and white was incredible, which is unusual because it was the early 70s in Doncaster," Tulloch says.
Where they come from, whether they are curious versions of ourselves, figures out of the collective unconscious, reconfigurings of those we did indeed once know but have now forgotten, or a mix of all such, no one, to my knowledge, has ever convincingly answered.
"I know it's difficult when we have a population the size of a British village," says Blondel Cluff, "but we need to make sure we don't get forgotten in the mix". It all means that even half way round the world Brexit is raising concerns about the freedom of movement of goods, of services, and of course of people.
Siblings are sometimes forgotten in the mix as there is just not enough energy or sanity to deal with a toddler's tantrum after spending four hours on the phone with an insurance company.
