Sentence examples for forgo space from inspiring English sources

Yes, the Lieutenant Governor of California (and former San Francisco Mayor) has decided to forgo space in the stodgy old government buildings in the city and instead will call the Founders Den his home when he's working out of the city (where he still lives).

Ms. Schwalb had to forgo the space heater for her chilled classroom because it shorted out the school's dated wiring, which still lags behind the high-tech education promises of the successful campaigners across the river.

PAGE H1 TAKING MINUTES AND PLAYING JENGA Some hotel chains are forgoing meeting spaces that look like boardrooms in favor of those that look like lounges.

I also decided to forgo rentable office space to reintroduce Greenwich Street through the trade center site and to create a new park for the entire community.

8. Museum expansions that forgo yawning event spaces.

The girls were complete strangers in September, but willing to forgo the luxury of space and privacy in return for the lowest possible rents at Max Rayne House in Camden.

With the ability to finely track finger location and movement, you could bring up a keyboard in the virtual space and forgo the hardware altogether.

In the interest of space, I forgo a detailed summary of the story here.

They cater to those who travel light and don't mind forgoing a bit of space and privacy in exchange for affordable luxury in the world's most expensive cities.

Mr. Huckabee's decision to forgo a run for president presumably leaves that space wide open for Ms. Palin, a self-described "Bible-believing Christian," should she jump into the race.

Ms. White, 65, said this month said that she would retire from Debevoise after taking over the S.E.C. and would forgo the firm's typical retirement perks: office space and a free BlackBerry.