I could have almost forgone dinner, but the serving staff started to look at us in a funny way.
Most forgo complex formal approaches.
"But you start to blame yourself," she added, "because in that moment, it's almost like you forgo your right to raise an issue by letting it pass".
If you're in a regular, salaried job, the chances are that you're not going to become a millionaire, even if you forgo almost everything and live like a total hermit and save most of your salary.
Whatever the reason, "Freedom" forgoes almost any signifiers that might pigeonhole him.
Morrison, who was responsible for the cuts in his former portfolio of social security, has been in negotiations with the crossbench over a compromise plan, softening some of the cuts and forgoing almost half of the savings.
It forwent almost all of the older variants, and readily adopted the newer [L], [D], and [R], showing the smallest effect of roundedness in /dz/ realization.
Mr. Bush's approach would almost certainly have to forgo large-scale reduction in the public debt.
"We confuse having a lot of information about a celebrity with having a relationship with them, and it's almost as if we forgo our real relationships for these false ones.
