Sentence examples for foregone her from inspiring English sources

She had foregone her marathon training to be there, after interest was sparked by a teacher at school who happened to encourage pupils into running.

She may have foregone her citizenship, I never checked.

(Six gymnasts compete in each event, but only the top five scores count toward the team total). Actually, the U.S. could have still won the title by using Moceanu's score and bypassing Strug's final vault, but Karolyi claimed, "We did not know that at the time". Had Karolyi or another coach told Strug the gold medal was already clinched, she said she would have foregone her second vault.

As one of the research scientists legitimately evaluating hallucinogens, both for harms and possible benefits, I sometimes feel as if I am being pulled apart like a cultural wishbone with everyone wanting his or her foregone conclusions proved in advance.

Hyde-Smith's victory in the runoff was once considered a foregone conclusion, but her campaign has been roiled in recent weeks by revelations that she made a controversial allusion to lynching and embraced Confederate history at several points throughout her career.

But a mayoral endorsement of her, once treated as foregone conclusion, now might cement her image among skeptical Democrats as the Fourth Term of Bloomberg — "the kiss of death," Mr. Sherrill said.

No other candidate has yet come forward to stand against her, and her election looks a foregone conclusion.

At Wimbledon it was a foregone conclusion that she would retain her title.

"She was denied the right to a defence and her sentence was a foregone conclusion.

But a loss could also motivate donors who had viewed her nomination as a foregone conclusion.

For an icon of both the publishing and the style worlds, it was probably a foregone conclusion that she would find her way onto a tote bag, too.