Sentence examples for managed to forget from inspiring English sources
But he has managed to forget hers altogether, or pretended to, anyway.
I actually managed to forget him for the duration of the meal.
His admirers remembered the democracy and the decency, and managed to forget most of the rest.
For a moment, I managed to forget the news, and just live.
A: I don't drink that red thing anymore and I've managed to forget its name.
Most haunting are the spectacularly gruesome events that time has still somehow managed to forget.
Because I feel fine I manage to forget most of the time.
For all of these similarities of character, the remarkable thing about "All the Way" is that we mostly manage to forget about Walter White altogether.
On Jack Yeats's paintings: "Even for that great old man whom I love and venerate I could not damned well manage to forget myself a little".
When the weather in London is like this, I manage to forget that I am technically Australian, and that this should make me feel at home.
And he suddenly remembers that his own mother is dead — a fact he manages to forget for days at a time.
