Sentence examples for not completely forget from inspiring English sources

The market did not completely forget about earnings, though, reacting differently to two high-technology bellwethers expected to report today.

On the subject of childbirth, for instance, a review of studies conducted before 2000, concluded that women do not completely forget labour pain – or the intensity of the pain they experienced.

"At least I'm not completely forgotten," he said last year.

Evidently people had not completely forgotten the importance of listening.

Brazil's many political and economic woes were not completely forgotten.

Things were different then, said Rich Brostowski, 37, the bar manager at Lyndhurst, whose shoulder-length hair and eagerness to demonstrate fighting techniques suggest that he has not completely forgotten his 13-year tenure as a knight.

Garry Kasparov demonstrated that he has not completely forgotten how the pieces move by coming out of retirement this week to win, jointly with Anatoly Karpov, the Credit Suisse Blitz in front of Judit Polgar and Viktor Korchnoi.

The flame still flickered in pockets of New England, and since most of the schoolbooks, including the popular "McGuffey Readers," were produced there, Hamilton's role in the American Revolution was not completely forgotten.

But it shows Google has not completely forgotten about its optical-mounted wearable.

When the public debates were over, the case was not completely forgotten.

Walton wants a team that moves the ball, and his players have not completely forgotten that. .