Sentence examples for neglecting to keep from inspiring English sources

After Kolarov fluffed a clearance, a shooting chance materialised but neglecting to keep his cool, he shot straight at a grateful Hart.

The situation came to a head on Sept. 27, when, in a meeting with the president and his cabinet, Scott took his young subordinate to task for neglecting to keep him abreast of the disposition, condition and plans for the Army of the Potomac when it was obvious that everyone else present had been regularly briefed.

My next book, Plenty More, which is due out in September, has very much passed its deadline, and all the extra writing and photoshoots, on top of my ordinary routine, mean I've turned into a bit of a middle-aged male stereotype: I'm forever forgetting this, dropping that and generally neglecting to keep tabs on my responsibilities.

But, if closing Manual High was the right decision, the protests helped Bennet realize that he had been imperious in the process of making it — neglecting to keep parents and students informed as he considered and reconsidered his ideas.

According to the Guardian, the group was removed from the list of official British parties by the Electoral Commission earlier this month for failing to pay an administration fee of twenty-five pounds and neglecting to keep its address up to date.

"I guess they neglected to keep up their storage rent and somebody threw their stuff out there," Muller speculated.

The Pentagon also neglected to keep track of weapons it gave out, like mortars, grenade launchers and automatic rifles.

Law firm TISAB said the German lawsuit claims VW neglected to keep the markets properly informed between June 2008 and 18 September , 2015

Many have neglected to keep up with their New York tax obligations, even though they are fairly modest, thanks to an abatement for new construction.

Rondo arrived with a host of maladies — a flying elbow, which he neglected to keep tucked in; imbalance because of poor foot placement; and a habit of bringing the ball too far back before launching.

The service neglected to keep adequate records of its receipts, the number of tickets it got and who used them, and any measurement of the benefits for its sponsorships.