Sentence examples for forgotten well from inspiring English sources

Binghamton is one team that would love to be mentioned in the same sentence as any sort of bubble after spending the season parked at the bottom of basketball's forgotten well.

Auden notes that "none will hear the postman's knock/ Without a quickening of the heart,/ For who can bear to feel himself forgotten?" Well, this quickening of the heart lies in an inbox too.

To open almost any book a second time is to be reminded that we had forgotten well-nigh everything that the writer told us.

Fractures like these aren't long enough to reach close to the surface but could they reach other natural cracks in the rocks, or old unsealed forgotten wells?

And for when you forget, well, there's still your phone.

You sort of forget, 'Well, what about character?' 'What about an interesting story?' Those things suffer".

The right to be forgotten could well turn out to be the right to be remembered.

"I believe there is a right to be forgotten as well as to be remembered.

It's embedded below in case you've forgotten, as well as the version they performed at the Crunchies.

Things forgotten and well remembered.

President Obama may be hoping his pledge will be buried and forgotten as well.