Sentence examples for what I've forgotten from inspiring English sources

I usually tell myself this on the way to the airport, as I try to work out what I've forgotten.

Now I'd like for you good people to write in and tell me what I've forgotten, or possibly, never even heard of... My late father-in-law reputedly read one (fiction) book as a child.

"That push-up I felt and my knee lifting it is what I've forgotten.

Receiving Negative Feedback I'm not sure if there is a single day that goes by that one of the my little managers provides me with 'constructive' feedback about the food I've cooked, the way I've arranged something, what I've forgotten this time, or how I'm not quick enough to respond to their constant demands.

Now I am reclaiming what I had forgotten I liked," she says.

What I had forgotten was Dickens's joy in writing, which he shares with the reader.

What I had forgotten was that what they lacked in difficulty, they made up for in slowness.

I hadn't seen "Rent" since its New York Theater Workshop days, and that's what I had forgotten about it.

"'Help me, tell me what I have forgotten'", she remembers thinking: But though he had looked, as it seemed, straight into my eyes, and though I was sure he knew exactly what I was thinking, he had not helped me.

And what I had forgotten are how richly written are two roles that in an instant convey a shared domesticity that has seen the couple through numerous ups and downs, culinary or otherwise.

I then wandered off on my own because there was this girl I was going out with at the time, and I drunkenly and mistakenly thought we were going to meet later — but what I had forgotten was that she had said she was going to be out of town.