Sentence examples for they become forgotten from inspiring English sources

But some of the network's sitcoms are not only still plucking along, but becoming bolder and stronger as they age, determined to make a mark lest they become forgotten, too.

"They tend to lie in bed a lot of the time; the worry is that they become forgotten.

How is it possible for an entire country to become forgotten?

These men have become forgotten prisoners," Kate Allen, the director of the human rights group, said.

Our desire is to make sure it does not become forgotten".

Just as she didn't fit the popular profile of somebody that could become forgotten, Michelle didn't fit the perceived stereotype of a homeless person.

What seem to become forgotten, in this mire of pain and sorrow, are the stories of the person who has died living their full, colourful life in times of joy.

As the digital revolution turns the advertising industry on its head, consistency and conceptual craftsmanship have become forgotten imperatives.

This is a timeframe similar to that adopted in previous research [ 35] including our own [ 36] and was recommended by participants in our pilot study; it represents a good balance between providing people with long enough to work through some of their initial grieving, but not so long that details of the circumstances of the death become forgotten.

Plan to use things on the next meal so it doesn't become forgotten and therefore wasted.

"They weren't hidden or kept from people, but they just became forgotten over time," said Michael McCall, writer and editor for the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, which throws a spotlight on the notebooks in its "Family Tradition" exhibit.