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151. I may be almost 50, but there's not a lot of things I've forgotten.

152. Ten to one he'll have forgotten all about it tomorrow.

153. The experience of nearly getting killed is not easily forgotten.

154. I hope nobody's forgotten to bring their passport with them.

155. Injuries may be forgiven, but not forgotten. Aesop 

156. It has been a forgotten backwater.

157. We must have forgotten to bring the gas bottle. Sentencedict.com

158. Vows made in storms are forgotten in calm. Thomas Fuller 

159. Danger past, God is forgotten. Thomas Fuller 

160. The tea forgotten, she gazed blankly through the window.

161. An injury is much sooner forgotten than an insult. Lord Chesterfield 

162. But I had forgotten those accursed books of poetry.

163. As an author, I've never forgotten how to daydream. Neil Gaiman 

164. Until then, I'd forgotten Tansy's appearance at my hotel.

165. Another message followed shortly afterwards they'd forgotten the embargo.

166. She sat bolt upright, aches and pains quite forgotten.

167. I've forgotten to write down the bad dream I had last night.

168. When I reached Denis's, I'd almost forgotten about my brassy hair.

169. I had forgotten my fear until I came to cross one of these bridges on Beejay after rediscovering riding in my thirties.

170. She had forgotten the compulsion of his confident smile, the total assurance he carried everywhere he went.

171. Make me dictator for five years and I'll show you what I can do. I'll clean the dirt out. We need to bring law and order and should bring about the necessary changes in the constitution to achieve this. And we should stop vote bank politics done in the name of communal harmony. People have stopped loving their country. Everybody has forgotten the "mother" in motherland. Dharminder 

172. Any thoughts I had of eating, drinking or relieving bodily functions were forgotten.

173. Smallfry had forgotten to warn him because he had done so many bad things and caused a lot of trouble.

174. At least know your gestation times so that you are not surprised when a mating at some forgotten date actually produces a calf!

175. She'd forgotten her strange feelings of the night before until she switched off the bedside lamp.

176. Shelley closed the filing cabinet and the desk, and wondered whether he had forgotten her.

177. Peg sat rigid her basket on her lap, knitting forgotten, keeping in check the smouldering anger inside her.

178. Backwards Pretend you are a beginner who has inadvertently forgotten which end of the board is forwards and set sail going backwards.

179. Too often a trial becomes a contest between the trial judge and the appellate court, and justice is forgotten.

180. Today, thankfully, the acrimony is forgotten and only the coffee is bitter.