Sentence examples for forgo water from inspiring English sources

Photo: Manny Ramirez, right, seemed willing to forgo water for his postgame shower after the Red Sox clinched a playoff berth.

To get around the problem, Newhall Ranch's planners decided to forgo water supplied through the state and turn instead to supplies from an extensive water reclamation plant as well as water bought privately.

Eventually Muir and Feng Zhou, a behaviorist and neurophysicist at Indiana University, produced a line of drunken rodent progeny that will actually forgo water for alcohol.

When I called him last week to say I wanted to fast with him for Yom Kippur, forgoing water and food from Tuesday at sundown until Wednesday evening, all he asked was "why?" I thought he would be unquestioningly excited.

Getting them to forgo bottled water on hikes or at work may prove harder.

Under a city-run public outreach campaign, scores of residents have received free stainless steel canteens after signing a pledge to forgo bottled water.

Sure, camels can forgo drinking water for five or six months and desert tortoises for that many years, and some bacterial and plant spores seem able to survive for centuries in a state of dehydrated, suspended animation.

In an effort to keep her upcoming sixteen-week book tour eco-friendly, Margaret Atwood plans to forgo bottled water, maintain a vegetarian diet ("with the exception of non-avian and non-mammalian bioforms once a week"), and pack strategically: "Think pink, pack black.

Diners are forgoing bottled water and monitoring the amount, and expense, of the wine they drink.

Sometimes, the only way to avoid atrazine during summer months, when concentrations tend to rise as cropland is sprayed, is by forgoing tap water and relying on bottled water or using a home filtration system.

This unequal distribution of income forces homeowners to make unthinkable sacrifices, such as forgoing running water and indoor plumbing, so they can afford food and other necessities for the week.