We got down last night over the International; so many friendly faces at the station--une belle gare--reminding me of the unforgetable going away from Copenhagen.
We tire ourselves, but only with seeing or going to see unforgetable things.
There is an unforgetable portrait of Newton by him.
Then, at last, he reached that wonderful, unforgetable close: Threescore years and ten!
Only one student in a hundred thousand can dispense with a good vocal teacher, as did the brilliant Galli-Curci or the unforgetable Campanari.
But always just beneath the surface were unforgetable sorrows.
Then, at last, came that unforgetable close: "Threescore years and ten!
Buffalo Park gains its name from the fact that it once was a part of the circus grounds wherein the unforgetable "Buffalo Bill" was wont to disport his redskins for the edification and eternal joy of Paris youth.
She was saying to herself that he was handsome after a most unusual cast; it was an unforgetable face.
The very raggedness of their garments, theunforgetable disregard for consequences, the impudent ease with which they faced poverty and wealth alike, belonged to but one set of men--the vagabonds of the Hawk and Raven.
But it was where he had lived, where happiness and tragedy and unforgetable memories had come to him, and the welcoming of its frame buildings, its crooked streets, and what to others might have been ugliness, was a warm and thrilling thing.
But two things were always with him as if they had been but yesterday, rising clear and unforgetableabove all others, like the two stars in the North that never lost their brilliance.
The third unforgetable thing was about to occur in the home they had found for themselves under the swamp windfall during the days of cold and famine.
He didn't see it as Nancy saw it; the city appeared to him as might some subtle, hard, and fascinatingly plain woman whose face had flashes of piercing and unforgetable beauty, beauty unexpected and unlike any other.
There were flowering bay-trees somewhere near by, diffusing their unforgetable fragrance; the flowering bay is the breath of summer in South Carolina.
Mingled with the breath of the ocean was the wild, unforgetable odor that clings to the places where seabirds roost.
It was a strange guest chamber pungent with a faint, unforgetable odor from fox pelts dangling from the rafters, bear hides tacked to the slanting roof, and rows of smoked salmon and dried cod hanging from lines along the sides.
It was a slow smile that lifted and deepened the corners of Rhoda's lips, that darkened her gray eyes to black, an unforgetable smile to the loveliness of which Rhoda's friends never could accustom themselves.
A combination, it was, of the unforgetable stench which hangs over a battlefield when the dead are long unburied, and of a fragrance more rare, more heady, more poignantly sweet than any essence ever concocted by Parisian perfumer.
Over his head blazes, in letters that burn, the unforgetable date, Fourteen Hundred Ninety-two.
Various other contemporaries mention Socrates and quote him, some to his disadvantage, but it was left for Plato to give us the heart of his philosophy, and limn his character for all time in unforgetable outline.
Athens exists, in degree, because she killed Socrates, just as Jerusalem is unforgetable for a similar reason.
The beautiful dull red of the tunic reminds one of the unforgetable red of the cloth on the table beside which Philip II stands in the picture in the Prado.
Jefferson taught Girard the excellence of the "demos," and at the same time gave him an unforgetableglimpse of Greek architecture.
The year Eighteen Hundred Fifty-nine is an unforgetable date--a date that ushers in the Great American Renaissance, in which we now live.
He was twenty-one years old in that most unforgetable year, Seventeen Hundred Seventy-six.
Two days later she met one of the unforgetablejurors on the street and did not recognize him.
This unforgetable night was his first and last occasion of terror.
He is unforgetable in his turkey-like pomposity, and the heartless practical joke which is played off upon him is developed with the richest comic effect.
The second unforgetable passage is the Baynard's Castle scene in the third act.
Terrible and unforgetable was the picture of the dissolution.
The stern rod of discipline was held over him every moment and often fell with unforgetable severity.
All the time, mile upon mile, was unrolling before them the unforgetable beauty of the island.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "unforgetable" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
