Sentence examples for may not forget from inspiring English sources

But ordinary Americans may not forget the financial catastrophe any time soon.

"You may forget a radio or a pen, but certainly you may not forget a watch -- especially a pilot".

Jim Johnson, an Endicott, N.Y., native (he has a Syracuse football helmet above his locker), may not forget this performance for a while.

The children and grandchildren of a pair of 55-year-olds who take out equity release to spend on Christmas presents may or may not forget the gifts.

We invite you to join us in our celebration and struggle, so that we may not forget our responsibilities to each other, but empower each other to speak louder and stronger.

He adapts beautifully, and while the audience may not forget the wheelchair is there, it can easily believe that the injury might have befallen the character rather than the actor.

May we not forget that in our national history injustice has often been maintained because good people failed to promptly act.

As we haggle and fight over what happened and about what needs to be done in light of it, may we not forget the sustaining beauty that exists in every moment we are privileged to live on this earth.

Mother may have not forgotten how out of touch with his feelings father had been as a spouse in their marriage, but she may have given him too much credit for being able to step up his parenting and tune into the child.

Yet these perceptual attributes relate poorly to the degree of self-reported functional impact on daily life. 2 Instead, disability arising from tinnitus can be described as a multidimensional concept relating to impairments, activity limitations and participation restrictions that people with tinnitus may experience, not forgetting the environmental factors which affect these experiences.

They may not soon forget.