Narration Forgetfulness.

I almost left my umbrella in the train.

Sometimes, I think about the future, and I forget to breathe.

I never forget a face.

I never forget a name.

Roll Call to Never Forget the Missing Ayotzinapa Students Global Voices

'The struggle of memory against forgetting'

Oh, no! I almost forgot!

I always forget to breathe.

I've lost interest in golf.

We got lost in the woods.

The prince was lost in the woods.

The little boy was lost in the forest.

Sometimes I forget to breathe.

I always forget about myself.

The women, who lived in silence, went on to oblivion. A few women warriors refused to be erased

Thus, Indian nationalists allowed the soldiers heroism to be forgotten.

We searched the woods for the missing child.

He is lost in the twentieth century.

Our Beloved Departed Deserve Respect Global Voices

Tom's lost a lot of blood, but he hasn't lost consciousness.

I never forget a face, but in your case I'll be glad to make an exception.

I lost the watch.

Have you lost your mind?

Have you lost your mind?

Are you out of your mind?

We've lost contact.

A tragedy which is ignored and forgotten, and for good reason !

She found the ring that she had lost during the journey.

She and her uncle were sad and forlorn in their neglect and disgrace.

I never forget my first multicultural reading, in Harvard Square about 10 years ago.

In many African countries the modern sector is lost.

We've lost that capability. We abandoned it in '72.

Many a man has lost his life at sea.

I must have lost my key along the way.

I must've lost my key along the way.

Have you ever lost your luggage at the airport?

I'm going to make it right now in case I forget.

León and Olvido ( León y Olvido in Spanish, León e Olvido in Galician) is a 2004 Spanish movie.

Synopsis León and Olvido are two orphan twin siblings.

Europe Has Lost its Way

I regret missing the speech.

Look! We've missed the bus.

Look! We've missed the bus.

I made up for lost time.