Unforgettable used in a sentence

Unforgettable in a sentence as an adjective

Living abroad in your 20s is an unforgettable experience. I lived in Europe and Asia for most of the 1990s, and still look back wistfully at that time of my life.

Thanks to everyone for making 2012 an unforgettable year. Here's to an amazing 2013!

Yeah, sorry, I know they're the public DNS, but they're also jolly handy as unforgettable IP addresses you expect to be able to ping, hence the smiley. Good news about the time{1.

I hope Ritchie passed away knowing the unforgettable contribution he made to the world as we all move forward on a platform he set down for us more than 30 years ago. What an awesome legacy to leave behind.

It seems like an unforgettable and intense experience, but combining a hackathon with cabin fever and gross bathrooms just doesn't seem like a lot of fun.

Flashing "unforgettable" is probably fine, but I'd want a split second pause on "periodontia" or "imbroglie".

Not only tday, if they can share their most special day, most special week, unforgettable day and other users can upvote them... this lets to know people beyond what is seen from them.

The whole strange-person-who-makes-an-unforgettable-impact has to be tied with some actual event, not just a random person who impacts some sage advice, with no build up or context for imparting that sage advice. Being old doesn't quite cut it.

Then there is their unforgettable, > If you also know enough data science/machine learning to design useful metrics for dashboards and workflows, that’s a major plus. Uh, ever hear of reliability and validity?

The introduction - Gladwell explains what actually happened in the epic biblical battle of the same name - is revelatory and an unforgettable piece of literature. Malcolm Gladwell may be too popular to be 'cool', but he's a master storyteller.

It was an incredibly liberating, unforgettable experience. The hitchhiking experience gave you a completely different experience of travel: on the way from Manali to Leh I sat clutching my head with altitude sickness as a minibus sped through the Himalayas at breakneck speed, making the journey in 12 hours or so.

"Dragon" had a huge variety of artists and featured some really unforgettable pieces and Byte often featured Robert Tinney who perfectly captured the zeitgeist of the computer revolution with his simple, clean, but imaginative artwork.