Sentence examples for mostly forgot from inspiring English sources

Eventually, they did something crueller: they mostly forgot about him.

So we shelved the idea, and I mostly forgot about it for a while.

Economists and policy makers mostly forgot that Keynes prescribed budget surpluses during economic upswings to offset the deficits that he correctly advocated during downturns.

The beach was still only a comfortable walk or jog away, but I mostly forgot about it and fell into a different tropical rhythm in the old-Florida atmosphere of downtown.

Organized by Kenneth E. Silver, an art historian at New York University working with Helen Hsu, a curator at the Guggenheim, the exhibition will concentrate on a current that mainstream art history mostly forgot: the Classical and realist figurative styles that flourished in Western Europe during the fractured, fractious inner-war period and sometimes became associated with Nazism and fascism.

One soldier told him, "The boys got in a scrimmage with the Tigers, and when the bloody villains took to their knives, the boys mostly forgot their bayonets, but went to work in the style they were used to, and licked them well, sir".

But football is mostly forgotten.

Then they were mostly forgotten.

Many, indeed, are mostly forgotten.

It was also a bit of history mostly forgotten.

MacIlwraith continued to write now mostly forgotten plays.