How to use "forgot" in a sentence

Before starting this trip, I forgot to leave a message telling anyone exactly where I was going

We were so excited by this new adventure that we forgot where we were walking

'I forgot

She forgot many of her problems, and dreamt only of Cosette and her plans for the future

Life was hard for him, but he never forgot the promise he had made his father: that he would find Thenardier, the man who had saved his father's life, and help him in any way he could.

He forgot to do it once, and they refused to pay him for the day.

It was true, her family was very lucky, and she sometimes forgot that

I forgot my shyness

'Darling,' I said to Maxim when we were alone, 'I meant to tell you before, but I forgot

She forgot to tell us.'

Finally, she forgot all about circulating.

"I completely forgot about the holiday."

He forgot to watch a pot, and it boiled over

For a long, long time, they forgot that death existed, and they explored the delicious, silken surfaces of love, and it seemed to them, in those shining hours, that they would both live forever.

He probably forgot to tell you about the boat."

'I forgot to tell you, Len, Miss Marple has invited us over tonight after dinner, to entertain the nephew

That evening, as I sat down to dinner, Griselda said, 'Oh, I forgot to tell you, Len, this note arrived for you when you were out.'

The thought of the creature trapped inside was so terrible to him that he forgot the heat, and went forwards to the cylinder to help

I was so excited by all this that I completely forgot about my persona safety and raised my head out of the bushes

I gave her the cheque, and forgot about the matter

Fortunately, he was worried about his wet cap and forgot about the church.

'Oh, I forgot to tell you about them

And later I forgot all about them.'