Sentence examples for there forgets from inspiring English sources

She forgets herself being there, forgets the back deck, the neat neighborhood yards, the window boxes of carnations, the gardens of blue morning glories, the beds of red impatiens.

The people there forget you when you leave for so long".

Unless you are one of the first six people there, forget it.

Sounds like the people there forgot what it is to teach.

"We need to go out there, forget about the result, and play," the England fly-half said.

Nay, shall not All things be there forgot, Save the sea's golden barrier and the black Close-crouching promontories?

Jane Austen's Highbury is not a real English town of 1815 but a literary creation (many readers, imagining themselves living there, forget that).

He finishes with 7 minutes to spare and sort of sits there, forgetting to put on his lemon sauce.

But framed by a question ("Nay, shall not / All things be there forgot … ") the refutation leaves a tiny opening.

Stick it onto your band or if you want to be more 'out there' forget a miniature bow, try wrapping one round your head!

But when there, it is not forgotten.