Sentence examples for had forgotten to include from inspiring English sources

There is the one about the unused, empty swimming pool the students had forgotten to include the weight of the water.

After the completion of the first 23 storeys it became apparent that the architects had forgotten to include plans for a lift to the upper floors.

"I had forgotten to include the apartment number, so I just went this morning to go find the apartment," said Mr. Bernace, who added that his matching funds could be about $8,000.

In Gibraltar, Britain's only surviving colony in Europe, the Banco Atlantico was another of Pinochet's favourite banks, where he had an account to which he sent $2,658,604.84 on 19 October 1989, an amount which he said he had "forgotten" to include in a list of assets he had produced two days previously.

The Franzheimer Theatre was built in 1906, but did not open until 1909, because it was noticed, on the morning of the opening of its inaugural production, "Hooray for Hats!," that the architect, Stanford White, had forgotten to include a powder room for its lady customers, and also a stage.

I was gnashing my teeth over this when I remembered that I had forgotten to include the e-mails I sent.

In the rush to accommodate every specialism, and on its own terms, the editor seems to have forgotten to include any articles on philosophy in general.

Our local council's strategic plan is so full of it that it seems they have forgotten to include any actual ideas.David Scott Loughborough, Leicestershire* Letter appears online only.

It looks like in his old age Morrissey has forgotten to include the ambiguity, like he has done in the past.

They appear to have forgotten to include a grungey blues-rock number in the style of Royal Blood, but otherwise pretty much every box is ticked.

"The problem for Rowling's legions of fans will be that she has forgotten to include any basic likability in her characters here, or any real suspense as to what will happen – or deliberately chosen not to supply it, now she no longer needs to do anything other than what she wants," finds Sexton.