Once someone learns a unique name, they rarely forget.
He is smoothly charming, with a sideways smile for everyone, and rarely forgets a name.
It helps that she rarely forgets an apartment she has seen or anything she has heard about a building.
As I made my way through "Amsterdam Stories," I rarely forgot that I was reading a translation.
Coe, unquestionably knows more Yale oarsmen than any other man alive, and he rarely forgets a face.
Gillick rarely forgets a detail, biographical or physical, a trait he said he learned from his father, who worked as a sheriff in Sacramento.
It has enough of them to run the country with plenty left over to fill prestigious positions at foreign universities and international organisations.These expatriates rarely forget their country of origin.
Two weeks after his puzzling death in Washington, hundreds of people gathered at Rapture Café & Books on Avenue A on Wednesday night to remember a man who was rarely forgotten by anyone who met him.
The subway — the subterranean grid that unites city dwellers rich and poor, uptown and down — is fundamental to the experience of regular New Yorkers, and that is a truth city politicians rarely forget.
For another, in the kind of gesture that politicians rarely forget, Mr. Davis appeared at Mr. Clinton's side when many other Democrats would not, after the 1994 Congressional elections swept Democrats out of power.
