Sentence examples for choose to forego from inspiring English sources

If Trank's movie tanks, Fox may choose to forego its rights to the superhero quartet, which would then revert to Disney-owned Marvel.

Mr. Barnett is weighing these considerations for his Nordstrom property, he said, and said he may choose to forego the full 1,550 feet.

Nobody, even a staunch luddite, would rationally choose to forego web access when it costs nothing extra, so why even list it?

AT&T, for example, recently said it would encourage its customers to "skip the bag" when buying from its stores and would donate 10 cents to The Nature Conservancy for each bag its customers choose to forego.

In the small print, it also emerges that West Ham will get a 40% reduction in their rental terms after 20 years if they choose to forego their share of naming rights revenue.

Which reminds me of Bill Elliott, who told Fox News that he was going to choose to forego cancer treatment and "let nature take its course" rather than pay for the $1,500 per month plan his "insurance guy" offered to him under Obamacare.

Intriguingly, it's a luxury that Renee Zellweger chose to forego when she stayed here a few months ago.

Increasing numbers of students appear to be choosing to forego the traditional route, and go straight into a school-leavers' programme.

He would be choosing to forego paying for something that he actually wants today so that he can make more money in the future.

A baseball and swimming star at Horace Mann School, where he was also president of his senior class of 1945, he chose to forego a possible future on the pitcher's mound to join the family business, Harry Winston Inc., founded by his uncle.

Well, like a certain other Chicagoan, Tom Geoghegan is a tall, lanky Ivy League law school graduate who chose to forego the big corporate bucks in favor of quietly advancing the interests of working people at the local level.