"I will forgo the £25 for May," the MP replied.
Because I don't want to turn this article into the name-dropping olympics, I'll forgo identifying the people who inspired this post; suffice to say that it's part of my job to occasionally deal directly with house-hold names in technology, media, and government and my interactions with them spill over with important life lessons.
Both classics of their respective genres, and possibly I'll forgo seeing "Mulholland Drive" a fifth time until I read at least one of them.
I'll forgo extra underwear for a second pair of shoes and socks.
Anyway, the Hillary Clinton/ Donald Trump showdown has been documented everywhere so I'll forgo any regurgitation.
I'll forgo breakfast, skip a lengthy grooming process and, even, sometimes, leave the house without making the bed.
/ I can cut a deal here / If Idomeneo steps down / And lets Idamante and Ilia / Rule instead / Then I will forgo my sacrifice this time.
After reading "Not Peace, but a Sword," by William Safire (column, March 1), I think that I will forgo seeing "The Passion of the Christ".
It is widely expected that the bank's top executives, like their counterparts at Goldman Sachs, will forgo bonuses this year.
I only fear that skittish consumers will forgo buying a tiny phone with no track record and a bunch of CE stuff that only works with that phone.
ING's top executives will forgo their bonuses this year, and the bank will scrap its 2008 dividend.
