Sentence examples similar to was close to forgetting it. from inspiring English sources

Still, with its acres of Flotex floor covering and strange croissants (once tasted, never forgotten), at least it was close to the Corniche, which is where I began my first morning.

Each question about the turmoil in his life — on and off the course — has made it easier to forget that Woods once was closer to a sure thing than any golfer in history.

Asked whether the awards-show market is close to saturation — don't forget the recent iHeartRadio Music Awards or this weekend's other televised ceremony, the American Country Countdown Awards — Guerini admitted he wasn't sure.

"And being close to the pitch: I'd forgotten what it was like to be close, and to hear the players and the ref and the linesman, and feel the atmosphere in a completely different way, because I realised that sitting at the Emirates Stadium you experience the atmosphere by proxy, through the crowd, because you're one of them, whereas here you're kind ofin it.

The damage this rotten bloke done in this city is close to unrepairable and I hope no one forgets it.

The damage this rotten bloke done in this city is close to unrepairable and I hope no one forgets it.

Fauja is the oldest of the four, a sprightly 98 but, as I interview him, with the help of his trainer-cum-mentor-cum-manager-cum-friend and, for today, translator, Harmander Singh, he exudes a boyish charm that makes you forget he's close to 100.

Do not forget that Syria is close to Europe; extremism can reach Europe easily from Syria.

"When we're there, we forget that we're close to home," Mueller says.

When the little room that held them filled up, it was closed, and then forgotten.

They are closing in on forgetting Carmelo forever, with Prince casting a long shadow of his own.