Sentence examples for which I forgot from inspiring English sources

I get an e-mail from my travel staffer reminding me to take my D.C. house keys with me, which I forgot in Florida last week.

2011 — 50 favorites: New York magazine's Nitsuh Abebe chooses fifty songs from 2001, and includes EMA's "California," which I forgot but should not have.

I had given the couple a baseball primer a few nights earlier and rediscovered that it's the most complicated game in the world: it takes five minutes just to explain tagging up (which I forgot to do, and which turned out to be the key play of the game).

In other Blizzard news (which I forgot to mention yesterday), Blizzcon tickets go on sale on June 2 and June 5.

With UberRUSH, which I forgot still existed, people can request deliveries for items no more than 30 pounds in size, except animals, alcohol, illegal items, stolen goods and dangerous items like guns and explosives.

And which also include The Wolf Among Us, which I forgot to mention above.

I quickly get mad and just as quickly go on to other stories -- pleasant, sweet candy to take the bitterness out of the bitter ones, which I forget just as quickly.

The site required that I register and select a password, which I immediately forgot.

This debt was from an old student credit card which I stupidly forgot.

It also happily deals with the issue of humour which I inexplicably forgot to mention, possibly because I laugh a lot with my friends from Germany.

We passed James Frey's notebook, "An Average Day (Woohoo, Woohoo, Woohoo)" which declared "I forgot to include that I chew nicorette gum pretty much all day, every day.