Sentence examples for seldom forgotten from inspiring English sources
As the company grew to hold 13percentt of the burger restaurant market -- compared with 43percentt for McDonald's and 19percentt for Burger King, according to Technomic, a Chicago company that tracks the industry -- the down-home style was seldom forgotten.
People don't usually spend money like that on themselves and it is seldom forgotten.
People seldom forget their first encounters with Nine Inch Nails.
A courteous man who seldom forgets a name, Mr Davis has always been hard to dislike something that may unnerve Mr Bush.
He seldom forgets to remind his audiences that he was elected in 1972, at age 29, and has worked with seven presidents.
It will cost an estimated $1.2 trillion over the first ten years making it the biggest expansion of the welfare state since Mr Bush was dancing the Alligator at Yale.The Bush Republicans passed the bill to woo the 40m elderly Americans, a group that seldom forgets to vote.
Washington is a small town and its pinstriped-loving people seldom forget a political affair...or the fink who leaked it.
These things are never forgotten, and seldom forgiven.
Her memory is peerless; if names are occasionally forgotten, menus seldom are.For a reader coming fresh to her work, this may all be slightly baffling.
But one man it is seldom easy to forget is David Beckham.
Mostly privately educated, they evinced an air of superiority that grated with Mr Birt, who seldom lets us forget that his roots are in working-class Liverpool.
