Sentence examples for forgo are from inspiring English sources

Among the things he has had to forgo are computer games, because Wi-Fi and electrical outlets are scant on the ship.

To forgo is to give up or relinquish.

The study he chose to forgo is called a Phase 1 environmental survey.

One thing I refuse to forgo is biking, even if it means greater exposure to hazardous air than commuting by car or subway.

To be sure, the $17,900 that Mr. Paterson will forgo is tiny compared with the $14 billion deficit the state is projected to be facing.

And perhaps most tellingly, Biron decided to forgo being an unrestricted free agent and signed a two-year, $7 million contract before last season ended.

Surely the first indulgence the newly less-rich are likely to forgo is an $80,000 car.

What he didn't forgo was reading used books, manuals, leftover journals.

The Bancor Foundation has coded smart contracts into each of their tokens, allowing them to forgo being exchange traded.

And the gains forgone are considerable: a new book by the World Bank estimates that reforming services in developing countries could raise their growth rates by a percentage point.

On top of that, there is a sense that any cheque would be in the wrong currency – freedom forgone is simply not convertible into pounds and pence.