Sentence examples for forgotten to close from inspiring English sources

A friend lives across from the church, and the lights give her living room a cold glow, as though someone had forgotten to close the door of a refrigerator.

It gives me the buzz of a good story but a delicious voyeurism too: the same sensation as when I'm walking down a street at dusk and people have forgotten to close their curtains.

In Bower's case it says that it has cancelled her account and refunded charges for disrupted service; the problem had been caused, it explains, because it had forgotten to close her billing account and so she was still charged.

Nadas makes us feel anxiety even as Jucika peels potatoes into "nice even stripes" (Imre Goldstein's translation is terrific): she won't be able to find the onions, she's forgotten to close the fridge.

But, leaving the room, Khan forgot to close the door.

Then he announced, "You even forgot to close the window".

What if the kids forget to close the classroom door?

Don't forget to close your tab, or the app won't let you exit.

He forgot to close the valve of the cooker and the pot roast burned.

It's the perfect example of Morrissey's seaside town they forgot to close down.

This wasn't the coastal town they forgot to close down, it was the one they should never have opened.