Sentence examples for once forgetting from inspiring English sources
She too has no symptoms other than once forgetting the word for "bus station".
"Du verfluchter Kerl" ("You damned fool"), he writes once, forgetting brotherhood for the moment.
– without once forgetting that the superstars of our history, and of our present, were the people who had forged trade unions and created the NHS, the innovators and artists who had pioneered the freedom and dissent and tolerance of our democracy, and those who had fought for its preservation.
Although now a fluent writer, Clarkson described himself as "properly rubbish" at local reporting, once forgetting the reason he had phoned a bereaved woman and, on another occasion, being forced to leave an inquest in hysterical laughter while messing around with a colleague.
Things once forgotten are remembered; further questioning clarifies stories.
He pledged to bring once forgotten countries in from the cold in European competitions.
Even once forgotten provincial capitals like Uige are bustling with work crews in royal blue work outfits.
On Doctor Who she had a stormy working relationship with a director, Richard Martin, who once forgot himself, he told Marson.
Just for once, forget about the crumbs, and remember no one's teeth fell out because they missed one brushing.
We are lucky, too, that an independent board now oversees the inept hospital system, which once forgot to bill Medicare, Medicaid and private insurers for $250 million in services.
When I once forgot to write my name on a geometry test paper, the teacher said she understood why I'd want to remain anonymous.
