Sentence examples for hadn't forgone from inspiring English sources

My question is, 'When do I decide I'm going to take care of me?'" Asked why he hadn't forgone his own government health care for a private insurer, Woodall got real.

But he hasn't forgone his first love.

The event is so empty that even President Lula, who has not forgone chances to say goodbye to international scene and was the star of the last climate summit in Copenhagen, withdrew at the last minute from attending.

(Hadn't Lexus promised to forgo the sales job?) The third tent was the equivalent of Disney World for car fanatics.

He added that the campaign had not asked workers to forgo their salaries but that the aides did it to help him marshal his resources heading into the next stretch.

The sympathy won earlier was not inexhaustible, and was further eroded in later years, when it became popular for the royal industry to assert that her choice over Townsend had been selfish rather than selfless, that she had not been willing to forgo privilege and position for him.

But it is good to see some pop traditions have not been forgone - Steve is now nobbing Angelle.

At Harvard, while the number of students who identify as vegan or vegetarian hasn't changed much, more forgo meat as a core component of every meal.

G4S has said it will pay for the costs incurred by the military and the police because of the absence of its personnel, but the company has not agreed to forgo payment for the contract.

Of course, for hospitals in states that haven't expanded Medicaid, that now means both forgoing access to new Medicaid funding and losing an existing income stream.

An indignant Mr Robinson could see nothing hypocritical in this, still less illegal: had he not forgone his ministerial salary, set up blind trusts, and been scrupulous about paying taxes?