Sentence examples for somewhere forgot from inspiring English sources

But to set the threshold for the third industrial revolution so low just because someone somewhere forgot to regulate A.T. & T. (or Google) seems rather unambitious.

Truth to tell, there are few professional Porsche mechanics who haven't lowered an engine out of a 911 without sometime, somewhere forgetting to first disconnect something, whether it's the wire to the backup-light switch on the transmission or the vacuum hose that leads to the brake booster.

As Al Burian wrote in one of the seminal Greyhound zine narratives, "We live and die by the highway, and in between we sit in cramped seats, waiting to get somewhere, forgetting where we're going".

That's the whole thing of mathematical preliminaries which was done somewhere, I forgot, here.

She went on, "You guys are all stoned so you probably put it somewhere and forgot".

"It's like the AER lost their backbone somewhere and forgot to pick it up".

Just tell him or her you bought it from a store somewhere but forgot the name.

Only every time I got him one he'd put it down somewhere and forget I'd bought one for him.

Let the wind and dust erode our memories until the past is barely recognisable: a ruin, somewhere the forgotten tribe of Remainia once lived.

"I told him he had put down the money somewhere and forgotten where he had put it," Ward told Manchester magistrates court.

Also, you tend to come back from holiday, leave it in a drawer somewhere and forget you still have an outstanding balance on the card.