lose track of

"With so many subscription services these days, it's easy to lose track of what you're paying for. This rule helps simplify the cancellation process, empowering people to better manage their finances," he said.

As I have said for years, and as Susan Glasser wrote in The New Yorker, the strategy of flooding the zone with scandals and outrages means that we lose track of them, lose our capacity for outrage.

"Those who ignore the warnings, walk past closure signs, lose track of loved ones, and sneak into closed areas to get a closer look do so at great risk."

You lose track of days of the week, months of the year and seasons in general because you are constantly chasing the sun.

She tends to lose track of time there — “the whole point of art,” she said.