Sentence examples for forgo doing from inspiring English sources

She then thanked her lawyer (That was a True Hollywood Moment), her BET family, her Precious Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire family, and finally her husband, to whom she delivered this gem: "Thank you for showing me that sometimes you have to forgo doing what's popular to do what's right, and baby [looking at the Oscar in her hand] you were so right".

If it is a harsh winter, it is best to forgo doing this.

In blinding rain on the highway, you may be tempted to turn on your emergency flashers, but their purpose is to alert other drivers you are stopped, and this can cause some confusion, so unless the situation becomes dangerous, you may want to forgo doing this.

My efforts to forgo meat didn't last more than a couple of years.

The costings are only an indication of the possible revenue forgone and do not cover the three years following the four-year forward estimates in which the government is proposing to gradually increase the threshold for the size of company that qualifies for the gradually reducing company tax rate.

Don't sweat it; simply rearrange for that day or period of time but don't forgo the exercise altogether.

Mark off your area with masking tape (making sure to press down firmly so the dye doesn't bleed under the tape), or forgo if you don't care about straight lines.

The opportunity costs of complying to P4P incentives (i.e., the gains forgone of doing the next best alternative) are determined largely by the base payment system [ 35].

Forgo people who don't know you at all.

The 1-Series does forgo the M3's electronic dampers for mechanical shocks.

"This decision to forgo appeal is done against the advice of my lawyers".