Sentence examples for to forgotten from inspiring English sources
verb
To lose remembrance of.
- I have forgotten most of the things I learned in school.
The situations leading to forgotten assets vary, he said.
Heirs to Forgotten Kingdoms: Journeys into the Disappearing Religions of the Middle East.
Her devotion to forgotten women writers inspired the founding of the Feminist Press in 1970.
"It is our mission to provide relief in forgotten crises, to forgotten people,'' he says.
Perhaps Holmes succeeded too well at the fugitive game, passing from invisible to forgotten.
Done well, field visits light the touchpaper of amazing advocacy and bring understanding and attention to forgotten worlds.
Travis likens the virtuosity of Edward Weston's images of California cliffsides to forgotten late work of Liszt.
As I've been heard to say before, if you object to gotten, then it's your duty to object to forgotten, misbegotten and ill-gotten too.
To find living examples, you have to go to forgotten, remote and usually beleaguered places like North Korea, Turkmenistan and Togo.
Even other releases that make up a cross section of today's anti-timeless, flash-in-the-pan or generally overhyped trite released in limited edition – something that happens all year – runs its normal favor-to-saturation-to-forgotten lifespan in fast motion.
Turning to the session's agenda, Ms. Veneman outlined the discussions planned for the week ahead and spoke firmly about the funding shortfall for UNICEF's response to 'forgotten' emergencies.
