Sentence examples for have forgot him from inspiring English sources
Fast forward four weeks and Blackmon's ownership percentage would seem to indicate that people have forgotten him.
It was almost as if they had been planted there in malign incarnation of his worst fears: everybody would have forgotten him.
"I'm pleased for Matej Vydra because he's been here a while and people have forgotten him a little bit.
He managed a friend's independent team in Duluth, Minn., for 18 days, but the major leagues seemed to have forgotten him.
Either possibility gives special force to Captain Harville's later exclamation to Anne: "Poor Fanny! she would not have forgotten him so soon".
And down below it is not long before Murray's friends, uplift translated into a slightly higher grade of solipsism, have forgotten him.
And that is why he "liked setting off on the tracks of Daniel Pearl" — the American journalist who was murdered by Islamic terrorists — when everybody else seemed to have forgotten him".
Not only is the former multimillionaire owner of The Daily Telegraph languishing in a US prison cell – a victim, he says, of injustice – but the US public appears to have forgotten him.
In attempts to deflect attention from their man, Rooney's advisers offered unattributable briefings that turned attention on the nation's last-but-one greatest hope, Michael Owen (the last greatest hope, in case you have forgotten him, was David Beckham).
I'm sure Arsenal fans will not have forgotten him destroying their side for AC Milan at the San Siro in February.
