Sentence examples for He forgo from inspiring English sources

Circumstances demanded that he forgo his childhood.

Only on the first two floors, where there are no light slots, did he forgo this embarrassing embankment.

Or should he forgo face-to-face meetings, knowing it could weaken his relationships with the media?

If James believed he had something special going, if he could string titles together, why would he forgo that elusive dynamic right in his own backyard?

The experts we assembled and most readers offered pretty much the same advice — that he forgo or postpone franchising at least until he opens a second  company-owned location.

Bob Diamond, the new boss of Barclays, today stood firm against demands by MPs that he forgo his 2010 bonus as he said the time for apologies from banks was over.

He forgoes heat and television at home.

He forgoes colloquialisms and the mad chatter of American life.

He was also smoking cigarillos, a habit he forgoes in public.

After graduating from Brookline High School, near Boston, he forwent college for reporting and editing jobs on small New England papers.

"What a scientist does with his life," he said, "is that he forgoes monetary compensation for the benefit of mankind.