Tell them to forget it.

They're likely to forget their promises.

Leave something to remember, so they won't forget

Then they don't know what to do. They've forgotten.

Hey, you know what, they didn't really miss your name.

We have to switch.

Those who saw it will never forget that night.

And you know what, they come to admire the drill sergeant and they never forget the drill sergeant.

If they found out they might forget he was their honored guest and bump him off.

I'm going to leave this town so broke, they'll never forget the Dancin' Kid.

Those who cannot forget the past are condemned to inflate it.

وأنا أقول وأستحلفكم بالله أن تقولوا لكل أبنائكم أن لا ينسوا

Many diplomats would prefer to forget the Russo Georgian war or sweep it under the rug.

I'm hoping that with hundreds of islands and thousands of reefs, they won't remember exactly where we are.

And when Schindler's List demanded that they never forget, one child, full of the pain of consciousness, remarked,

So it's easy for people to forget that their bodies are being attacked by radioactive particles.

Finally, as they maneuver around the shoals of regional and international affairs, the Lebanese must also consider domestic American politics.

Or are they pursuing communal interest, which requires them to lose themselves and become simply a part of a whole?

Measure the distance between the stars and forget him who holds the stars.

The point was that the whole situation the destruction, humiliation and hopelessness made it impossible for the refugees to forget the realities of their existence.

People celebrated the victory, without forgetting Mir Hussein Mousavi, a jailed opposition leader.

I've learned through experience that people remember pictures long after they've forgotten words, and so I hope you'll remember some of the pictures

They have not forgotten or pardoned his treachery in refusing to hold a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty, signed by his predecessor, Gordon Brown.

But the permanent members cannot forget that any amendments they may propose must also have the support of two thirds of the members of the General Assembly.

I felt like one of those chappies in the novels who calls off the fight with his wife in the last chapter and decides to forget and forgive.

I've learned through experience that people remember pictures long after they've forgotten words, and so I hope you'll remember some of the pictures I'm going to share with you for just a few minutes.

That said, OPEC members and oil consuming countries policymakers alike should not forget that nothing cures high prices like high prices.

Regardless of the EU s political crisis and paralysis, Europeans should not forget how important its existence is and will continue to be.

WASHINGTON, DC When the Bourbon monarchy was restored in 1815, the French diplomat Talleyrand is reported to have said of the Bourbons They have learned nothing and forgotten nothing.

Policymakers need to shed received wisdom and forget useless dichotomies such as markets versus government or nation state versus globalization.

BERLIN Those who witnessed that night 20 years ago in Berlin, or elsewhere in Germany, will never forget what happened the night the Wall came down.

You know how much trouble the children have with variables, but by learning it this way, in a situated fashion, they never forget from this single trial what a variable is and how to use it.

But the prospect of war in Europe now seems like a remote threat, and the varnish of the EU s past success seems to have faded, even to those who have not forgotten the bloodstains beneath.

However, the leaders of the Serbian insurgents, and their patrons in Belgrade, should forget their idea of a Greater Serbia and accept the reintegration of occupied Croatian areas on such foundations, to their own benefit and to the benefit of the entire community.

Forced to live together on the soil of South Africa, black and white South Africans and others are called upon to forget their past and, together, to create stable conditions for the proper organization and holding of the impending multiracial elections.

Once he brings about truly modernizing reforms, people will supposedly follow willingly, forgetting centuries of serfdom, the dictatorship of the proletariat, the political chaos and economic free fall of the 1990 s, and the decade of Putin s managed democracy.

Stimulus by tax cuts might almost seem to be built on deception, for its effect on consumption and investment expenditure seems to require individuals to forget that they will be taxed later for public spending today, when the government repays the debt with interest.

Regardless of the EU s political crisis and paralysis, Europeans should not forget how important its existence is and will continue to be. One has only to look back to the first half of the twentieth century to understand why.