Sentence examples for foregone his from inspiring English sources

He has foregone his severance pay.

While many people with schizophrenia find it difficult to keep up with their treatment regimens, Hamilton had reportedly foregone his medication because an insurance mix-up prevented him from obtaining it.

The concern in the Gore camp at the moment is making sure that even with his nomination seeming like a foregone conclusion, his supporters still get to the polls.

Redknapp Jr also confirmed that the FA had not offered the England job to his father and said it was not a foregone conclusion his father would accept it if they were to do so, because he enjoys working at Tottenham and with chairman Daniel Levy.

In the event of a completed deal at the end of June, which this official saw as a foregone conclusion, his most immediate worry was the economic boost Iran would receive from sanctions relief.

Woods was famous, particularly in majors, for getting the job done when it mattered so when he took the 36-hole lead at the US Open it seemed a foregone conclusion his long drought would be ended at the Olympic Club in California.

His victory was considered a foregone conclusion after his nomination last month by India's coalition government.

The show is about his hubris, not his death, and the beats along the way are more important than the foregone conclusion of his demise.

His condemnation is a foregone conclusion, as is his dismissal of virtually any variation from his own sense of earthly doom.

Paul, gesturing toward the acrimony that persists in the Senate even after the vote made passage of the USA Freedom Act a foregone conclusion, said his Republican opponents were rooting for a terrorist attack to embarrass him.

Yamile Aldama, the 41-year-old Cuba-born triple jumper who won world indoor gold last year, has also left the programme, along with Phillips Idowu, whose removal was a foregone conclusion following his decision to take an indefinite break from athletics.