Sentence examples for really forget it from inspiring English sources

Q. Have you gotten past the Mookie Wilson ground ball? A. You can never really forget it because it comes up all the time.

If it's vital you shouldn't really forget, (it's probably impossible to forget exciting things) but if you do, have many backup plans.

But Elder had totally claimed those Raisinets, and none of the men had ever really forgotten it.

In America one really forgets it too.

If it's bland enough, I may not be curious, I might really forget, I might not have to open the box and start thinking again for 15 years.

I have a British passport, but I can't really forget I was born in Africa and my parents were.

That expression 'back of my mind' Really rather significant: You forget it's a phrase And doesn't state that you Are scrubbing the back doorstep  .

And "if you have any fact which you think is really sinister … hey, forget it, man," Tink Thompson, a private detective who investigated the case, tells Morris.

I think we forget it is really a way to relay a message about your politics or your ethics to an audience".

"Whatever 21st century capitalism is in a kind of post-bank-apocalypse, post-bailout world, America can't forget it is really good at innovating and starting businesses," Mr. Telegdy said.

One high school junior in Cypress Hills, NY said, about middle school incidents with peers that scarred her: "You never really forget or really get over it".