Sentence examples for forsaking something from inspiring English sources
Salk decided not to patent his find in order to make the vaccine available and affordable, forsaking something like seven billion dollars.
Mr Miliband adds: "The hardest decision you can make in government is to turn down an exercise on the grounds that there might be a substantial risk to human rights abroad, in the knowledge that by turning it down you're forsaking the chance to do something to achieve greater security for people here.
One is that a significant number of Long Islanders (38percentt) said they could see themselves living someday in a downtown apartment, condo or townhouse, forsaking the old Levittown ideal for something walkable, interesting and, above all, affordable.
True, bankruptcy hurts all parties, but they salvage something, which is better than losing everything by blindly forsaking this option.
It takes a leap of courage, but from time to time Irene Albright forsakes her tote for something trimmer.
So, with all the "cool" jeans flooding the market, it's easy to think that a brand such as Lee, known for its classic styles rather than anything more avant garde, would be forsaken in favour of something a little less ordinary.
As I tackled these books last winter, I was exhilarated by the experience of reading for the first time something I had claimed to be familiar with, but I also had the sensation of forsaking a part of my past.
Others are forsaking it altogether.
keep the hen from forsaking it.
