Sentence examples for forgotten to complete from inspiring English sources

These were hats that appeared incomplete – like a bite had been taken out of them, or part of the hat had been made, then the milliner had got too busy making other hats and had forgotten to complete it.

All but four of the 36 bolts holding two vital sets of blades together had come undone because a fitter at Rolls-Royce had gone off to lunch in the middle of the job, leaving them hand-tightened, and forgotten to complete the work.

The Crown Prosecution Service has asked us to make clear that conviction of a person who had forgotten to complete the form is unlikely, as at least three further chances are offered to those facing a possible charge – first during the investigation process by the ONS, again when a summons is issued, and finally at court before their case goes ahead.

Occasionally they may have forgotten to complete the checklists, which may have led to underreporting of EAFD and EASD.

At follow-up, participants were asked how often they had been unable or forgotten to complete the diary on an 11 point scale (0: not at all true; 10: extremely true; cf. Davies & Clark, 1998).

"I'm going to go to Manhattan, Kansas, for their finest macaroni?" Clarkson asked, sounding incredulous, and soon an unsettled Hankins, having reached the front of the line, stumbled and forgot to complete the requisite spin move.

Mentions that he was once a Harvard man, that he attended parties given by Hearst, wearing a full-dress suit, and forgot to complete his copy on the Sacco-Vanzetti case because he was sporting in a swimming pool that night.

Contrast this experience with the easiness of procrastinating and ultimately forgetting to complete to-do list items — like working out.

Following this incident, Lisa finds herself unable to perform simple tasks, such as remembering the combination for her locker, her saxophone technique, and forgetting to complete a homework assignment (due to the fact that she stayed up late the previous night trying to complete the brain teaser).

For example, a patient can forget to complete an item or a questionnaire at one measurement time.

Simply forgetting to complete the questionnaires was the most important reason, despite eye-catching posters that were put up in the waiting room.