Sentence examples for labelled forgotten from inspiring English sources
A significant economic divide exists between rural and urban France, and last year, Le Pen made a point of touring impoverished rural areas, which she labelled "forgotten France," according to the BBC.
On the login page you'll see a link or a button labeled "Forgot Password".
"Jean-Jacques Perrey et son Ondioline" has the feel of a passion project — it is being released by De Backer's own label, Forgotten Futures, and is beautifully considered, including thoughtful liner notes by the critic Simon Reynolds — but both Perrey's musicianship and his optimism feel deeply worthy of the treatment.
Box 2 is labeled "selectively forgetting the past," his way of urging clients to avoid fighting competitors and following trends that are no longer relevant.
A dusty name founded in 1945 by Pierre Balmain and famed for dressing women with propriety, if not especially with innovation, by the 21st century the label was forgotten.
It is frequently labeled as the forgotten valve because appropriate management and surgical correction is often ignored.
"Sound is typically labeled as the forgotten food sense," Dr. Ryan Elder, assistant professor of marketing at Brigham Young University's Marriott School of Management and a co-author of the research, said in a statement.
Print your labels, not forgetting to introduce the label paper into the printer.
The nearest I get to wearing labels is forgetting to snip the tab off my Marks & Spencer trousers.
Mega-smile paid off at check-in - had the quickest, smoothest time of it - and they were so distracted by the pyrotechnics of sticking on the luggage labels they forgot the excess completely!
Listening to Numbers, it seems that Pharrell might be trying hard to fit in with Skepta's artistic vision rather than vice-versa: his music is sparse and menacing, and he gamely joins in with the lyrical jabs at major labels, tactfully forgetting that he's signed to that legendary bastion of redoubtable indie ethics, Sony.
