Sentence examples for a life foregone from inspiring English sources

Dame Tessa Jowell, MP for Dulwich and West Norwood, said: "It is shocking, and for one of the women this is a life foregone until she's in her early adulthood.

In real life, Foregone Conclusion's fortunes are more favourable.

A sequel was a foregone conclusion.

(A nomination is basically a foregone conclusion).

A hung parliament is considered a foregone conclusion.

As he recalled: "Living in New York was a foregone conclusion.

A guilty verdict, he says, is a "foregone conclusion".

Change in government was a foregone conclusion for him, what he was now hoping for, was for his life to change as well.

Caroline is, understandably, a bit hurt to be told that her present-tense life is already a foregone conclusion, and that she isn't real.

A foregone conclusion.

"It's a foregone conclusion.