Overlook

Usage examples of forget.

With a growling stomach and uncertain optimism, he walked through the site, finding a garbage dump and a few forgotten odds and ends.

Caroline leaned forward in her eagerness to persuade Mary, the goings-on abovestairs temporarily forgotten.

Elwyn might not hurt him deliberately, but it was at least even money that she would drop him, or forget him in some inconvenient place, or absentmindedly lead him into a Chaotic Zone if she could find one.

Flavia would not put her foot through it in a moment of absentmindedness, and all but forgot about it.

For an awkward moment Adams appeared to be in some difficulty, as though he had forgotten what he was supposed to say.

What was surprising--and would largely be forgotten as time went on--was how well Adams had done.

Joining with Adana, which he had once viewed as no more than an obligation to be fulfilled and forgotten, now filled him with dread.

I came to be so addlebrained, but when I staked it I had quite forgotten that it was one of the pieces I had had copied!

Nynaeve, who howled every time Merilille or Adeleas or any of them forgot she was a full sister!

Elua that he wandered forgotten for a hundred years while Adonai grieved for your Yeshua!

It is for Adonai Himself, and it is the wisdom of the women of Tisaar to know it, and hide no longer from the Will of God, who has forgotten you these long centuries!

Only the Aedile was left, still in exile because of a political squabble mostly long forgotten.

He forgot the Valley of the ashes at Exxon Petrochemical of the Damned, Dow Chemical, Texaco refinery, and standing hundreds of feet in the air atop the big iron ironclad tanks that he thought were once swimming pools for the gods to match the fluted Aeonian smokestack.

A smattering of theosophical lore, and a fondness for the speculations of such writers as Colonel Churchward and Lewis Spence concerning lost continents and primal forgotten civilisations, made Reynolds especially alert toward any aeonian relic like the unknown mummy.

The Afro, the do of liberation, is long gone, one more forgotten fashion of the disrespected past.