1. Being forgotten.

2. Had you truly forgotten or were you just being deliberately perverse?

3. Long forgotten! where forgotten?

4. They have forgotten Allah; so He hath forgotten them.

5. The forgotten man!

6. Have you forgotten that?

7. Isolated but Not Forgotten

8. I'd forgotten the salary.

9. Long absent, soon forgotten.

10. Everyone is certainly forgotten.”

11. Oh, I'd nearly forgotten.

12. “Forgotten Victims” Are Remembered

13. Soon learnt, soon forgotten.

14. Seldom seen, soon forgotten.

15. The Babylonian king Belshazzar had long been forgotten by secular history, his name being preserved but in the Old Testament

16. We would all be forgotten.

17. Shoot! I've forgotten my book!

18. You forgotten we trained together?

19. You will not be forgotten .

20. She'd forgotten the time difference.

21. The film was quickly forgotten.

22. The Batwa: Rwanda's forgotten minority

23. I'd forgotten the genetic manipulation.

24. Fuck! I've forgotten my keys!

25. Or have you already forgotten?

26. I must've forgotten all about that.

27. I've forgotten where they live exactly.

28. Oh Lord! I've forgotten the tickets!

29. Hannah, for example, was “bitter of soul” because she was childless —a condition that she considered tantamount to being forgotten by God.

30. Her face is not easily forgotten.

31. Burnt is one of the forgotten films that he wrote, and I can see why it’s forgotten

32. He Anthologizes "forgotten" fiction

33. I'm sorry, I've forgotten your name.

34. Then he'll see he's not forgotten.

35. It has been a forgotten backwater.

36. Myrtle Wilson's tragic achievement was forgotten.

37. But for those outside Brazil, many may have forgotten the racial abuse she suffered in 2012 after being disqualified from the London Olympics.

38. At Churn, we sure haven’t forgotten

39. Without integrity, honesty is often forgotten.

40. Someone's forgotten to flush the toilet.

41. He's forgotten how to play snooker.

42. Alexander T. Stewart: The Forgotten Merchant Prince.

43. 21 I've forgotten where they live exactly.

44. You've forgotten my birthday again, you brute!

45. Admittedly not all was forgotten or forgiven.

46. Yet he had not ‘forgotten God’s regulations.’

47. Their everlasting humiliation will not be forgotten.

48. They will not be abandoned or forgotten.

49. This council has forgotten its very purpose.

50. Or have you forgotten your own blood?

51. Well, what happens to these forgotten memories?

52. What a nuisance! I've forgotten my ticket.

53. In fact, it was all but forgotten.

54. Have you forgotten who you're riding with?

55. I'm sorry, I have forgotten your name.

56. I've forgotten my umbrella - what a nuisance!

57. Old love will not be forgotten. 

58. I'm sorry(Sentencedict.com), I've forgotten your name.

59. How could I have forgotten about Yan?

60. Pain is forgotten where gain follows. 

61. I had naturally forgotten the joking wager.

62. The uniform's forgotten. You have no voice?

63. Resolutions are solemnly passed —and then forgotten.

64. Hitler's heinous crimes will never be forgotten.

65. Someone's forgotten to turn off their headlights.

66. Typically, she had forgotten her keys again.

67. You've forgotten whose court you're standing in.

68. It's time these old scores were forgotten.

69. I had forgotten about the rite of passage

70. However, France has not completely forgotten Félix d'Hérelle.

71. In forgotten places, far from where people walk;

72. I've forgotten my pen. Could I borrow yours?

73. They've conveniently forgotten the risk of heart disease.

74. Apoplex told him that he welcomed death, but the being responded by telling him that the allegation would be forgotten if he joined the Kodax

75. She must have forgotten to switch her address.

76. Or have you forgotten about Adle Bessette already?

77. How much of your past have you forgotten?

78. 3 Sound love is not soon forgotten. 

79. Paul strode towards the parlour, his misery forgotten.

80. 9 Jack clamoured among them, the conch forgotten.