Luckily, a woman had forgotten some papers in her room.
"We're so online that we've forgotten some of our offline skills".
Maybe other states, too, he said; he played in so many events that he might have forgotten some.
At some points it even seemed that Mr. Clinton had forgotten some of the harshest moments of his own time in the White House.
That question sounds like something from a character in a vaudeville sketch who, having forgotten some code-word, asks why everyone keeps saying it.
Prints of the past seem to generate an insatiable demand -- unlike a slide show, which I'm sure would suddenly remind several family members that they had forgotten some more urgent task.
In 2003, after sitting on a shuttle-disaster panel for the second time, Dr. Ride said in an interview with The Times that part of the problem at NASA was that people had forgotten some of the lessons learned from the Challenger accident.
To date, however, many companies seem to have forgotten some of the basics of business: profits, planning and market differentiation.
As a reminder to those who've forgotten some of the details of O'Casey's classic drama, the setting is the squalid Boyle home.
