Sentence examples for maybe forgetting from inspiring English sources

Maybe forgetting is better.

He felt Mom looking at him from Heaven, sternly but wryly, in that way she'd had, as if saying, Hello, are we maybe forgetting something?

It's the same old story: You start off working in publishing, maybe forgetting to return a library book here and there, and pretty soon you're getting busted for drugs, weapons possession, and flogging stolen library books for cash at the city's independent bookstores.

Let's move on to the football, said the press officer, who was maybe forgetting the wisdom of the fine Caribbean writer CLR James, who said of another great game in peril: "What do they know of cricket who only cricket know?" It is ditto, surely, for football.

By Elizabeth Minkel September 30, 2011 It's the same old story: You start off working in publishing, maybe forgetting to return a library book here and there, and pretty soon you're getting busted for drugs, weapons possession, and flogging stolen library books for cash at the city's independent bookstores.

A DVD maybe Road To Perdition, maybe Forgetting Sarah Marshall.

I'd maybe forgotten that.

Maybe forget Hampstead Heath for now.

Maybe the loft, maybe discovered again, maybe forgot.

Lee: Maybe forget doing the Sharon Stone thing then.

What most readers maybe forgot is that few schools have much magic about them.