Sentence examples for where forgotten from inspiring English sources

Sullivan's seventh book, "My American Revolution" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $26), chronicles his quest through some of America's chaotic birthplaces, parts of New Jersey and New York where forgotten battles still haunt the landscape.

The story involves Mickey's journey to a dystopian version of the Magic Kingdom, where forgotten Disney creations of the past, led by Walt Disney's original Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, languish in obscurity.

"But Glastonbury is also a place where forgotten subcultures congregate in weird areas, so head down to Silver Hayes [the old Dance Village] at 3pm on Friday and you'll see former rave kids, now in their 40s, doused in glitter, feathers and smiley faces".

The answer requires entering Mr. Hamelin's fascinating musical universe, where forgotten tributaries of the piano literature become central avenues for exploration, and where names like Beethoven and Mozart are often edged out by shadowy figures from the margins of history, like Godowsky, Alkan, Medtner, Henselt, Catoire and Kapustin.

Unlike other Google products, both Android@Home and the Nexus Q currently live in no-man's land where forgotten Google products wait before they are either resurrected or put out on the curb with the rest of its failed products at the next spring cleaning.

"That's where you forget everything but the names of your enemies," Mr. Kendall said.

Ed Miliband's speech became known as the one where he forgot to mention the deficit.

"There will be a couple of months where I forget I have it".

"He set up an atmosphere where you forgot about everything," Mr. Husain, 56, said.

He won't get a sack where we forget to block him.

"Something happens onstage," Cave says, "where you forget who you are and become someone else".