Sentence examples for forgo lunch from inspiring English sources

Since Mr Cimli lost his job wiping cars' windscreens at a petrol pump, his family has had to forgo lunch.

This ancestor, forgoing lunch, always set out for a long walk every Sunday right after his sermon, the stick tucked under his arm.

"Sometimes I forgo my lunch so I can buy a ticket to gamble," she said.

Others may forgo an extra lunch or a luxury item in order to give.

If you were as excited to see this title pop into the App Store as we were, I'd say its a no-brainer: forgo the lunch money and spend the $7.99.

I sat patiently at my desk through lunch, forgoing food, drink and mounting bladder pressure.

As a contemporary office worker, I'm used to forgoing a traditional lunch break, to the point where nipping out to Tesco and walking back at any pace slightly slower than Lad in Year 9 Trying Really Hard to Impress His PE Teacher feels hugely transgressive.

Some people forgo a walk during their lunch breaks to use the Internet; 14 percent said they ate at their desks so they could log on.

If only she had stood up at her trial and confessed that her boyfriend commands her to forgo carbs, any lady who's got through to lunch on the Atkins' diet would have let her off with a voucher to Pizza Hut.

A 2012 study in The Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics found that, in addition to keeping a food journal and not skipping meals, forgoing eating out for lunch was a key factor in terms of successful weight loss.

But even as I realise I can now turn off the 6.30 alarm and forgo the quotidian nightmare of where to find something for a nutritional packed lunch, what is this fresh horror?