Sentence examples for forgotten to make from inspiring English sources
He was a late bloomer — and for some reason in our accounting of genius and creativity we have forgotten to make sense of the Cézannes of the world.
The piano had so intrigued Tamzen and my 11-year-old, Saskia, that both girls had forgotten to make a beeline for the gift shop.
The party's next idea, Paul Nuttall, ruined his campaign by falsely claiming to have known victims of the Hillsborough disaster, and by the fact that Ukip had forgotten to make proper records of where its voters lived.
In 2013, the film-maker was taken to court by investors who claimed he had "forgotten" to make Voyage of Time and used finance provided by them to complete other projects.
The party had been feeling more upbeat than for months, after Ed Miliband's Labour conference speech was heavily criticised in the media when it emerged that he had forgotten to make any direct mention of the deficit.
Those who remain quickly descend into chaos, as they propose such staple pop-cultural scenarios as mass conspiracy (a la The Lady Vanishes) and alien abduction (a la The Forgotten) to make sense of their circumstances.
