Sentence examples for forgotten taking from inspiring English sources

It's "one of the most glorious cinematic moments", Zenovich says, but she'd forgotten taking part in it until her new documentary, Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind, screened at the Karlovy Vary film festival this month.

He presented this as a principled effort to keep down federal debt, but when a Times reporter asked about his 180-degree turn, he said he had forgotten taking his earlier position until the Democratic leadership reminded him about it over the weekend.

At moments like that you lose your dignity and you might lose your home, but do you then have to lose your reputation because it is forever on the internet?" Costeja has become a pioneer for the idea of the "right to be forgotten", taking his case against Google to the European court of justice in Luxembourg, where a ruling is expected by the end of the year.

If you have, then you know what I had forgotten: taking a sulfur water shower in the Himalayas, with the river beneath and the glaciers above, while your lover laughs and splashes in the stone stall beside you well, Surender Mehta, all is forgiven.

Twenty-seven (6.0%) patients considered as having good adherence by VAS reported to have forgotten taking one or more pills in the last 4 days; while 37 (8.1%) of those considered as having good adherence through 4-day recall reported poor adherence with VAS.

Franzen, it is often forgotten, took a long time to find his feet as a novelist.

"Neither must the right to be forgotten take precedence over freedom of expression or freedom of the media".

If you've forgotten, take a listen to Hank's song.

That said - forget taking awe-inspiring photos.

I never forgot taking one in front of a crowd.

Forget taking an unwinnable fight to scrap freedom of movement to the EU's top brass.