Sentence examples for lie forgotten from inspiring English sources

The story and its characters lie forgotten.

Its pieces now lie forgotten in a storage yard on the outskirts of Cairo.

But what of all the really good bottles of wine that for some reason lie forgotten in restaurant wine cellars?

The child's favorite toy under the tree might already lie forgotten in some corner, but its shiny wrapping paper was somewhere in those piles.

The cards, which otherwise might lie forgotten in a kitchen junk drawer, generally sell at a discount off face value, creating an incentive for a buyer.

Lesser works by well-known artists may also languish – their hits hang on museum walls; their misses lie forgotten in flat files.

Usually people who lie forget their lies.

The list lies forgotten on the chair.

Her gold medal lay forgotten in a sock drawer.

Destroyed in the 4th century, the site lay forgotten for centuries, until rediscovered in 1875.

On this Saturday, the photograph lay forgotten among the teacups on a small table.