Sentence examples for point to forget from inspiring English sources

"If the president could complete the following sentence – 'During the Crusades the Christians were barbarians and so were the Muslims' – if the president could say 'Islamic fundamentalist terrorism is our enemy,' I will applaud the president," he told Kelly, whose first name Giuliani appeared at one point to forget.

There's something about the ritual of drinking that spraying a clear, scentless mist into your mouth kind of lacks, but we were drunk enough by this point to forget all about that.

He couldn't finish sentences and at one point seemed to forget what was going on and got up to go to the bathroom.

It is important at this point not to forget DCS, another well known technique allowing to monitor blood flow, deep, in tissues.

So could I, at the time; but later, after suffering through "Blowup" and "Zabriskie Point," I started to forget what had once thrilled me.

The point is not to forget about Richmond, Ward, Lowe or Delahanty, but simply to acknowledge that the game today is vastly different from what it was in the late 19th century, and the differences should be considered when describing milestones.

By fictionalising her account, Ms O'Brien allows herself an imaginative freedom which gives the story a new life, sharpening the sense of horror and the lost opportunity, while at no point allowing us to forget its truth.

At this point, we need to forget about that and concentrate on fixing the existing conventional rail.

At no point are we allowed to forget that this is a dark, urban thriller.

Asked if at some point, Top Rank needed to forget about Mayweather and move on, Trampler said: "He's already forgotten.

"I think Freud said that there is a shut-off point that allows us to forget infancy.