Sentence examples for forgotten shares from inspiring English sources

In trimming the text he has sliced away some of Jimmy's tirades against the ossified social and economic system, including an attack on Alison's friend Helena (Charlotte Parry) that is full of economic metaphors and references to "forgotten shares in the old traditions" and a "big crash" on the way.

Eight out of 10 of us believe it will be good for integration to commemorate the sacrifice of all those who died for Britain, including the Commonwealth soldiers who represent the forgotten, shared history of our multi-ethnic society.

Moreover, one would not likely meet a character or read a stanza or see an image that erupted in him the spontaneous reservoir of his forgotten shared humanity...in turn prompting an unprovoked moral self-interrogating that would subject his own ideology to the scrutiny of his newly awakened soul.

Now don't forget sharing.

And it is so... LOUD!!! Anthony 'AJ' Joiner P.S. Oh, and before I forget, share THIS message with your friends.

"If we're honest with each other," he said, "we know that sometimes, on both sides of the Atlantic, we have drifted apart, and forgotten our shared destiny".

Hong Kong's introduction of stocks priced and paid for in the mainland currency, starting with real estate trust Hui Xian, recalls the forgotten "B-share" market, where foreigners could invest directly in mainland stocks.

History was not magically forgotten through sharing an address again.

And if we're honest with each other, we know that sometimes, on both sides of the Atlantic, we have drifted apart, and forgotten our shared destiny.

Although most of its published works are now forgotten, the shared themes and styles from 1933 to 1942 have led critics to deem the period the "Poedjangga Baroe generation" of Indonesian literature.

The most widely used methods of controlling access to computers and data in the Corporate IT environment are passwords and PIN numbers, which are rarely changed, often forgotten, frequently shared, often used in plain sight and easily defeated using common hacker programs.