Sentence examples for I would forgo from inspiring English sources

I would forgo words altogether if I didn't love singing them so much.

I would forgo ice cream, movies, and bribery.

Google Maps pegged the nearest location at a whopping 0.7 sunny San Francisco miles away, so I figured I'd forgo the Lyft and feel the whiskey seep out of my pores with a short run.

Disney said it would forgo royalties for now.

In April EMI, the world's third-biggest record company, announced that it would forgo DRM.

Meanwhile, the announcement last week by Hungary that it would forgo the next installment of an I.M.F.

The company promised European regulators that it would forgo using facial recognition software and delete the data used to identify Facebook users by their pictures.

It suddenly dawned on me that I'd forgone my career to have a baby.

Most moms I know would forgo a Mother's Day gift in favor of saving another mother's life.

"I could and would forgo any other liquid forever, as long as I might drink one humble wine with my daily bread," she declares in the 1969 New Yorker essay "Some Ways to Laugh".

I, for one, would forgo the pillow mints, free HBO and mini-shampoos if that helps with the margins.