Sentence examples for they would forget from inspiring English sources

They would forget him in a heartbeat if his regular-season numbers could magically be replaced.

They would forget "Introducing Dorothy Dandridge," "Laurel Avenue," "The Tuskegee Airmen," "Miss Evers' Boys".

"It seemed like every year the police would be upset and then they would forget," he said.

"I think if children took a moment to look at them, they would forget all about dinosaurs".

Wasps' only hope seemed to be that they would forget one of rugby's golden rules: that pragmatism usually beats style.

Later, she said, as the baby lay in a coma in the hospital, his forehead permanently misshapen, officials offered a deal: they would forget about the fine as long as the family covered the medical bills for Chao.

"Half the time they'd forget and pray in Jesus' name and pray to Jesus," he recalled.

"At the end of the day, terrorists and spies have to have to-do lists just like housewives — otherwise they'd forget something," Mr. Riedel, the former C.I. A. officer, said.

When they liked the dish in front of them, they'd forget that they were supposed to eat no more than a quarter of it, to preserve enough for the other three diners, including me, to have a good taste.

With every move, they let go of the friendships they'd forget, knowing they would not be back.

You could pay everyone here £22,000 a year and they'd forget to collect their cheques half the time.