Sentence examples for forgotten save from inspiring English sources
As is the way of things, Diment was gradually forgotten, save for the very occasional 'Where are they now?
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves has mostly been forgotten, save for its lead actor's seeming lack of interest in acting.
For decades it languished all but forgotten, save for Hollywood using its storm drains in films such as Grease and Terminator 2. Now, however, it has formally opened to boating tours, specifically kayaks and canoes.
Forgotten, save only by those whom he has injured and insulted, he will sink into oblivion, without leaving a landmark to tell that he once existed; or if he is spoken of hereafter, he will be quoted as the unfaithful servant who abused his trust".
Largely forgotten save by wizened aficionados of early television, these programs, all of which were broadcast live from New York, were once as central to pop culture as "Friends" is today, and two of their catch phrases, "Sign in, please" and "Will the real... please stand up?" remain in use, though few who use them now could tell you where they came from.
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This could be war !! Overall, these were fun and relaxing days but there is one critical thing YOU NEED TO PREPARE FOR.................. Forget "Save the Whales".
It is something so many people try to forget, save a few distant images on screens or words uttered in calm monotone on NPR while we drink our morning coffee.
A menu will pop up Click on "Save Image As. " A window will pop up, Choose which directory you want to save the file in (if you think you might forget, save it to your desktop).
Forget saving their number, you need a shower and a little look at yourself in the mirror.
Forget saving the auto companies; let them become Japanese- or South Korean-owned, but sweeten the deal with U.S. government guarantees of extended unemployment insurance, health care, retirement plan protection and job retraining for laid-off autoworkers.
