Sentence examples for long to forget from inspiring English sources

Hard luck has resided on the lakefront too long to forget about it now.

It's both simple and unattainable, and it doesn't take too long to forget about everyone else in the room.

No one should long to forget the night her first child is born, but Tess Monaghan did.

When listening to this album, it doesn't take long to forget that Hooker is playing in prison instead of a dimly lit Chicago blues club.

Yet there have always been people who dream of escaping their culture, who long to forget their history and who are content to live without the past.

It didn't take him long to forget his statement on Monday, that "increased dredging of rivers on the Somerset Levels would not have prevented the recent widespread flooding".

She longed to forget all about race and just be human again.

Where her mother longs to forget the death of her husband and Kenzie's pregnancy, Kenzie wishes to remember.

Blair, the ex Britain longs to forget, has told Esquire magazine that he's open to returning to politics.

It is a 10,000-mile journey from Augusta, 20 hours in the air – a long haul indeed but not long enough to forget Sunday's tumultuous events.

In digital equipment, as in people, old memories take a long time to forget.