Sentence examples for Forego attending from inspiring English sources
Obama's decision to forego attending the funeral of late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia is a good indicator that the president is ready to rumble.
A small minority of those preparing to twerk looked as though they might have foregone regular employment in favor of attending public dance events, but most looked like young professionals who came down from their midtown cubicles after hearing about the event online.
Maybe that means being fully aware of how I feel when I've returned home after attending a conference for days at a time and forego the gym and another excruciating workout.
On top of the out-of-pocket expense, you'll forego income if you attend full time.
Attending to these priorities meant other needs had to be postponed or foregone.
'Self-sacrifice' was a barrier in which women forewent their exercise in order to attend to the needs or wants of others.
Indications that Mr. Obama might forego the conference emerged in Davos, Switzerland, from foreign ministers who attended the global economic forum there.
But in the summer of 1953 she had to forego the usual family summer holiday by the sea in order to attend a crammer in Paris to prepare for a retake of her baccalaureat.
Barkley decided to forego a chance to make himself available for the NFL draft, saying he and the Trojans had "unfinished business" to attend to in 2012.
