Sentence examples for eventually forgo from inspiring English sources

(He would eventually forgo the N.F.L. draft to remain at Miami to finish his liberal arts degree).

The carbon picture could also look different if the young adults of today eventually forgo the S.U.V.'s and other carbon-intensive amenities that their parents enjoyed.

Even though he eventually forgoes formality by climbing onto the table, we salute his well-mannered attempt.

I still bet that eventually Apple forgoes the set top box route altogether and makes an actual television; a device which people are used to spending much more money on.

Faced with mounting opposition, Mr. Diamond and Chris Lucas, the bank's finance director, eventually agreed to forgo half of the deferred stock payout if the British bank failed to reach a number of its financial targets.

Eventually, I tended to forgo the third-party supervision, sparing myself the humiliation.

The rumor was that Willie Moretti, a New Jersey gangster, eventually persuaded Dorsey to forgo that arrangement by putting a revolver barrel where Dorsey's trombone mouthpiece usually went.

Additionally, as Ness and his friends become stronger, battles with weaker enemies are eventually won automatically, forgoing the battle sequence, and weaker monsters will begin to flee from Ness and his friends rather than chase them.

But terrified of being discovered, San decided to forgo any help and eventually escaped the clutches of her father by running away to another state.

I first visited the colony in 2002, when the Blair government's intention to do a deal with Spain on joint sovereignty was causing uproar on the Rock – it was eventually thwarted by Spain's refusal to forgo its long-term claim for complete control.

Iowa Senator Tom Harkin said it best when casting his vote against the fiscal cliff deal: "Every dollar that wealthy taxpayers do not pay under this deal, we will eventually ask Americans of modest means to forgo in Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid benefits".