Sentence examples for wind up forgetting from inspiring English sources
The show seems predicated on the idea that in these harried times, with so much to distract us electronically, we wind up forgetting a lot about the people we live with.
It's the sort of book, in other words, that typically is read by a handful of specialists and winds up forgotten on a library shelf.
I mentioned my system while being interviewed by Alan King once and he suggested, "Have you ever tried booze?" John DeBellis -- I've tried that and I wound up forgetting to try the new jokes.
Other stars who excelled during this period, however, like Ruth Chatterton (who decamped to England) and Warren William (the so-called "king of Pre-Code", who died in 1948), would wind up essentially forgotten by the general public within a generation.
A group of men shouted at me but I just figure they're all wound up from forgetting the order of numbers you have to type to make '8008135' show up on a calculator". .
The cops told Piazza how too many kids from the area wind up joining gangs, selling drugs and forgetting that school exists.
Among the cruelties of popular political history is that almost everyone below the level of President winds up being forgotten, and one-term Presidents are usually remembered as failures.
But first a lot of his former mutant comrades wind up dead, a development that unhappily, if coincidentally, echoes the recent, by now almost forgotten, "Watchmen" movie.
"It's a wind up," says one.
