Sentence examples for had practically forgotten from inspiring English sources

When Haynes finished with her, the jury had practically forgotten that her own daughter had been murdered.

In fact, by the time a genius phoned to say my computer was ready to go home with a new hard drive, I had practically forgotten I owned a computer.

We've practically forgotten ourselves.

WITH only one American veteran of World War I still alive and a five-year lag until centennial commemorations, that most horrific of conflicts has been practically forgotten.

They had practically no customers.

She had had practically no free time.

Social housing vacancies had practically dried up.

But this area had practically shut down.

Some had practically no carbohydrates, and some had practically no fat.

Despite good intentions and even accounting for the possibility of shifting interpretations that might accompany changing political, social and economic realities, one is left struggling with the fact that no Indian treaty has ever been abrogated, but most have been misinterpreted, ignored or practically forgotten.

I've totally forgotten his name and practically forgotten his face.