Sentence examples for possibly forgetting from inspiring English sources

Elton John, 58, will play Britain's sports grounds this summer, possibly forgetting that he announced his retirement from live performance in 1977.

Mr. Roney, born in 1963, is discounting, or possibly forgetting, some outstanding alto saxophonists: Gary Bartz, Sonny Fortune, and James Spaulding.

Until recently, it considered the climate change denier Nigel Lawson as fine a match for peer-reviewed research as it now believes him a trusted guarantor of post-Brexit glories, possibly forgetting his earlier history of shadowing the deutschmark.

"US gold medalist snowboarder Shaun White may not have won a medal this week in Sochi, but he didn't look at the daunting half-pipe course before him and refuse to try," they write (possibly forgetting that White passed on competing in another snowboarding event this week because he considered the course too dangerous).

The idea is that you want to carry as little cash on you as possible when you're traveling (although you can keep cash in hidden or secure locations, such as a hotel safe) so exchanging once you get there is better than possibly forgetting your wallet at an airport layover in Bangladesh.

It's Australia Day! How could I have possibly forgotten?

"They promote it so much that you can't possibly forget about it.

For each calendar day, Galeano tells a real, possibly forgotten, story.

"How could you possibly forget predicting that the Queen had died in a tunnel?" "Because more incredible things happened in that reading".

Ms. Versace was already a heavy smoker and into drugs, but I think that people possibly forget how kittenishly pretty she was then.

Scientists were not supposed to focus on politics then, so whatever Mr. Einstein wrote was possibly forgotten -- or, perhaps, people preferred to forget it.