Sentence examples for though forgetting from inspiring English sources

For us wheelchair users though, forgetting to charge our chairs is the ultimate really awkward situation, especially when we're out in public.

Such a classic extinction paradigm is more likely to involve re-learning of a new meaning or lack of a meaning of the CS, though forgetting an earlier association might still be a factor.

Bentley has, though, forgotten what it feels like to play on a regular basis.

If these things shoot 1080i, though, forget it.

If you're one of the 900 girls on the East Coast who are each somehow part of my wife's side of the family, though, forget it.

He hasn't, though, forgotten his origins, and like Adam Sandler, Duncan says he wants to work only for himself and just involve his friends in his endeavors.

In a 3-point victory, the play, though forgotten by the finish, loomed large.

Someone, though, forgot to tell the players who seemed determined to toast their championship success for as long as possible.

Though forgotten now, Chelsea's showbiz run lasted for decades.

Though forgotten in Western culture, she was a crucial part of primitive civilizations.

Is it possible, or desirable, though, to "forget" that it is a cast of Asians?