Sentence examples for forego the from inspiring English sources
"I think France should forego the tournament".
(Ph.D. shoppers might want to forego the unusual honor).
The Liberal Democrat leader, Nick Clegg, and his Treasury spokesman, Vincent Cable, will forego the rise.
Even if you offer double the usual rate and say you'll forego the free happy meal.
That's flat Henceforth, please God, forever I forego The yoke of men's opinions.
Pharmaceutical companies may forego the smaller UK market in favour of the much larger EU market.
(I have a sheepish suspicion they haven't. If it helps, I do forego the movie channels).
They can more easily afford to send their children to school (or forego the income that their children could bring).
We don't know how Curtiss-Wright & United reacted, but Pan American regretted that they had to "forego the offer".
In the digital age, there are so many ways of communicating that many will happily forego the "snail mail".
Mr. Putin does not need campaign commercials, and he can afford to forego the free television time to which he and other candidates are entitled on state television.
