Sentence examples for one forgot from inspiring English sources

But we'd all make sure no one forgot to bring their rattle.

What made it hard was the ease with which one forgot material and then struggled with subsequent subjects.

The word itself, not the verdict, was the joke, and he said it twice more in the next five seconds, to insure that no one forgot it.

J. Clarence Davies, a prominent real-estate broker who marketed the Bronx's early subdivisions, tried to make sure that no one forgot the architecture that had come before.

A cheer goes up in the 11 30 lunch period when students hear that for two days in a row no one forgot to say thanks.

One might have expected the "Davidsbundlertanze" to sound old-fashioned after the Manzoni, but only if one forgot to factor Mr. Pollini into the equation.

As Evelyn Waugh once said: "One forgets words as one forgets names.

However, should one forget one's PIN, the procedure to set up a new PIN is inconvenient.

One forgets the actors and thinks of the characters.

Nor can one forget the gathering presence of women in key theatrical posts.

— if one forgets that they are being continually, from all corners, gaslit.