Sentence examples for much forgot about it from inspiring English sources

"I went to the studio one afternoon and sang it and pretty much forgot about it," he wrote on his website.

Copland, who loved any new medium, dashed off some incidental music, cashed the much-needed paycheck and pretty much forgot about it.

The Portuguese navigator Bartholomeu Dias, on a mission from King João II to find a way around the southern tip of Africa, discovered the Cape of Good Hope in 1488, and for the next 400 years, most people save sailors and South Africans pretty much forgot about it.

Google launched Google Bookmarks in 2005 as a rival to Delicious and we pretty much forgot about it right until it launched a Lists feature in May.

I gave up, released it online, and pretty much forgot about it — only to discover, eighteen months later, that while I wasn't paying attention it had become an unlikely online cult hit.

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"There's two types of tattooed people," says Smith. "The people who've got one small one, and that's enough for them, and it lasts for ever and they pretty much forget about it.

I'd pretty much forgotten about it until I opened my mailbox a few weeks ago and found this large (ten by twelve inch), gorgeous print artifact rolled up inside.

Most people have already pretty much forgotten about it.

Marin Cilic won the U.S. Open tennis tournament's men's singles title last year and then everybody pretty much forgot about him.

If you have an office job, you can pretty much forget about hitting the road for a spontaneous, meandering journey.