Sentence examples for were to forget from inspiring English sources
He said it was a great draw and it will be a great week building up to it but until then we were to forget about it.
Crucially, 'no go' trials produced greater activation of this network than 'Go' trials, and activity in one specific brain region (the ventrolateral prefrontal cortex) predicted the strength of the participants' memory, such that greater the observed network activation, the more likely the participants were to forget that face later on.
Perhaps republicans could borrowing from Our Wee Country, a website for fans of Northern Ireland's football team, to create Our Wee War - whose initials, OWW, would give voice to our past pain, lest we were to forget our debt to the people who delivered the Most Successful Peace Process etc.
If someone were to forget to turn off a server, the co-founders would receive a warning that there was an unusual spike in service, and they would get additional warnings that they were close to running out of money, giving them the opportunity to shut it down if it's a mistake or add additional funds if it's an actual business spike.
(There is no serious danger if one were to forget that 'SQML' refers to the logic and 'SQML' refers to the proof theory, for given the completeness of SQML, in most contexts it doesn't much matter whether we are referring to the entire logic or its proof theory).
After all, I know that if I were to forget about these monumental feats and let my guard down, I'd be in trouble.
"One of his capabilities is to forget".
Bob Mondavi's objective was to forget he was poor.
The idea is to forget him".
The alternative is to forget the operation.
A bolder idea would be to forget that altogether.
