Sentence examples for sometimes forgotten about from inspiring English sources

Entitlement Debate What is sometimes forgotten about Mr. Reagan as a candidate is that he only carried tough talk so far about cutting spending.

Have you sometimes forgotten about the merge lane from construction or forgot that one lane has become a turn only lane?

"People sometimes forget about you.

She even sometimes forgets about her to-do lists.

These are things that we sometimes forget about Champagne.

They play with so much energy for this program that people sometimes forget about them.

Further, because bats fly around at night, scientists sometimes forget about them entirely.

The death, this weekend, of Geraldine Ferraro, presented an occasion to look back at the 1984 race; one sometimes forgets about Gary Hart.

He'd discovered a passion for mosaic work, and as he applied slivers of mirrored glass to the monsters he sometimes forgot about his postal route.

We are in our own little world in the kitchen all the time and you sometimes forget about the outside world".

I realise that the authority sometimes forgets about the necessity of providing day-to-day explanations about what is happening in Poland, what it intends to do; and we have to make up for the shortcomings soon enough.