Sentence examples for forgotten somewhere from inspiring English sources
"But I'd rather be in the middle of this rivalry than forgotten somewhere else," he said.
At bottom Ms. Roiphe fears that as people "we may have forgotten, somewhere in the harried trips to Express Yourself Through Theater or Trader Joe's, to seize the day".
So we would walk around staring at the marble floors, hoping we'd glimpse a glimmer, a flake forgotten somewhere in a corner, something precious we could secret into our pockets and take back home.
We are so busy channeling our energies into doing what is good for us, for our children, into responsible and improving endeavors, that we may have forgotten somewhere along the way, somewhere in the harried trip back from Suzuki violin or Whole Foods, to seize the day.
But Higgins is all too aware of South Sudan's place in the hierarchy of forgotten wars – somewhere below Yemen, somewhere above Central African Republic.
Doubles from A$155£9191) Port Melbourne is the city's forgotten suburb, somewhere not often considered by the average tourist.
At camp, when I felt homesick, the arrival of mail from family was a reminder that I was not forgotten, that somewhere in the great world, though not here, my existence was written boldly in another's ledger.
When I sit down to supper in unsunny Shepherd's Bush it warms my soul to know that overlooking a stretch of forgotten beach somewhere on the tip of Europe, tables of noisy Sicilians are tucking into great plates of pasta and sea creatures so fresh they think they're still in the sea.
Maybe they're still locked away in some forgotten cupboard somewhere, filling an office with mystery stink.
So, some days, I forget that somewhere inside of me a little girl is huddled under her blankets, wide awake, praying that she never messes up ever again.
Here at home, we forget that somewhere out there are villages where everything's closed on Sundays and finger-sized dragonflies hum, Robitussin-green, over stone walls three times older than the whole USA.
