Examples of using Almost forgotten in English and their translations into Czech
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the company car almost forgotten.
Matra is almost forgotten nowadays.
It's almost forgotten.
Their history is partly obscured, almost forgotten, but these are our forebears
The centre of this meditative narrative from director Martin Řezníček is the almost forgotten Czech-French sculptor,
I would got so used to you being around the house that I would almost forgotten why you were here.
The explosion needed to rock Willie Stark out of power. Thus an almost forgotten incident provided the spark that might set off.
That I would almost forgotten why you were here.
I would almost forgotten.
The explosion needed to rock Thus an almost forgotten incident provided the spark that might set off.
Finally, late in the year… the last detachments of the American forces come back from policing the Rhine… almost forgotten by all but their relatives and friends.
And then you open the door to him, like you have almost forgotten he's coming over.
Needed to rock Willie Stark out of power.- Thus, an almost forgotten incident… provided the spark that might set off the explosion.
Finally, late in the year the last detachments of the American forces come back from policing the Rhine almost forgotten by all but their relatives and friends.
I spent so long in the darkness… I would almost forgotten how beautiful the moonlight is.
Thus an almost forgotten incident provided the spark that might set off the explosion needed to rock Willie Stark out of power.
The islanders revivedan almost forgotten dance Because we came with a camera, that was not performed herefor half a century.
The islanders revived an almost forgotten dance Because we came with a camera, that was not performed here for half a century.
Another highly memorable experience was the exhibition entitled Portraits in the Time of AIDS, featuring the almost forgotten portraits made by American photographer Rosalind Solomon.
slightly out of focus, as though they were surfacing from an almost forgotten though obscurely present past.