long-forgotten

Maybe it is time for Greenspan to revise his long-forgotten essay and turn it into a book; I guarantee it would be a best seller.

The world has long forgotten, and he not wait for the world and his own together eliminated immediately eliminated, why bother look at it!

I have no such power as thou tellest me of. My old faith, long forgotten, comes back to me, and explains all that we do, and all we suffer.

In addition to the lack of academic support from parents, parental discipline seems to be a long-forgotten memory.

Old Man Lowery trudges into a small-town bar in New Mexico one day looking for two audiotapes that have been long forgotten.

And I have had it so long that it, mysteriously, carries a long-forgotten logo of British Telecom International.

His life changes when an otherworldly crisis forces him to awaken spiritual powers from his long-forgotten birthright.

Presently they serve also as the Long-forgotten Promise of Love, Freedom, Unity, Peace and Victory to the many races and species of Earth.

Around the city, a number of signs detailing long-forgotten street names have been erected.

After some time plowing, it just so happened that his plow struck the long forgotten buried treasure.

Before you can realize it, you are in middle of an adventure, confronting you with a curse from long forgotten times.

The little jottings stirred their memories and sent them in search of other long-forgotten recipe treasures.

Armed with a storehouse of wisdom, their members gather lost knowledge, long-forgotten history, and legends.

Hiking 28 miles (45 kilometers) Peruvian Andes, you'll come across the stunning ruins of the long-forgotten Inca city of Machu Picchu.

And a mystery from the Old West concerning empty graves, a faraway homeland and long-forgotten papers.

These pictures, bearing the stamp of their studio, were recently discovered in a long forgotten file of the Denver Post library.

It was full of papers about long-forgotten ships, but then something red caught my eye.

But it reminded me of something that I had long forgotten.

Long forgotten terrors will smack your courage, sacrifice everything, (long pause)as the final darkness falls.

In fact, part of the cerebrum is still named in honor of long-forgotten whores.

I really want to see my mother, my men are eager to meet their long-forgotten relatives, can you.

Yet the road is long forgotten by most and now serves only the few people who continue to live along its path.

This scene is showing something that you are remembering from some source deep within your awareness long forgotten.

Long-forgotten friends will get in touch, happy to rekindle the acquaintance now that you are so evidently rich.

Many people have long forgotten the dreams they used to have when they were kids.

It came in the form of a long-forgotten 1989 graduate thesis.

Dark, coquettish Bana, even covered the pain, do not want to let go, have long forgotten how to smile.

Those marks of their constant tread have not been effaced though their kinship has been long forgotten.

Long forgotten terrors will smack your courage, sacrifice everything, .

Bloom of the gorgeous, long forgotten summer, autumn and the desolate, cold winter.

Their grave is long forgotten, and the place where it stands is covered with daisies in the spring.

For the first time, scientists have recreated the brain's learning process and can restore long-forgotten memories.

We leave rumours of old wars, and long-forgotten fears of invasion by Frenchmen or Germans.

The actors who played their parts upon that long-forgotten stage are all dead.

The ancient shrine to some long-forgotten deity, recessed into the wall.

Long forgotten terrors will smother your courage.

The convenient assumption is that if events turn out otherwise most people will have long forgotten the original hypothesis.

Do the same rules apply to your co-worker's long-forgotten and increasingly toxic tuna casserole?

The countryside is long forgotten children.

Xinjiang, long forgotten by the Chinese empire, is firmly in the clutches of Beijing, which took control of the region in 1949.

In 2024, when Gordon Brown and David Cameron are long forgotten, Putin could still be running Russia.

Humans have long forgotten how to consciously dream weave for the purposes of manifestation.

Cast away, no turning back from long forgotten shores.

Sending a card out 4 months after the project has been long forgotten would have little effect.

It seems that in China the long forgotten management tool "do it because I say so" still works a treat.

We didn't lose and when we go on to win the Cup this game will be long forgotten! !

Smile and the voice of the suffering of decibels, I have long forgotten.

I have a picture of the two of us, heads thrown back, laughing at some long- forgotten joke as we headed home.

Humans have long forgotten how to forgive.

A chapter on suburbia, for example, is rather too full of detail of developers long forgotten.

The part of me so long forgotten is calling

And to fight for a cause they've long forgotten

I wanna share the memories of long forgotten love

Until we get our long forgotten gold

You are secret long forgotten

In a former time in a long forgotten place,