Sentence examples for forgo that from inspiring English sources

"Now I'll have to forgo that again for a while".

And you have to forgo that comforting extra scoop of ice-cream.

And until Memorial Day, most towns forgo that bane of summer down the Shore: beach tags.

"A state is free to forgo that benefit if it chooses...

But for the sake of quality time with my family, I was willing to forgo that.

It would be a pity if the administration were to forgo that money.

By allowing the executive to rescind the exercise of the option, the company forgos that tax benefit.

Had the pleasure been forgone — that is, had the life never been created — no one would have been the worse for it.

But when it comes to quality culture, a few of New York's arts institutions seem to go the extra mile, while forgoing that extra dollar.

Writing down the value of the bonds, and forgoing that capital and income, will eventually leave the banks even worse off than they are now.

Whereas much current thought holds that possession gives your team their best chance to rest, Nelsen forgoes that opportunity to conserve his troops.