Sentence examples for has foregone its from inspiring English sources

Then it announces it was only interested in the purchase of new enriched uranium, adding that France has been cut out of the deal because it has "foregone its commitments".

(The Library has foregone its iconic, vaguely metal black-and-white cover design in favor of a punkishly austere, volume-knob-and-masking-tape look).

(The Library has foregone its iconic, vaguely metal black-and-white cover design in favor of a punkishly austere, volume-knob-and-masking-tape look). At just over six hundred pages, "Shake It Up" is heavier than the studio version of "Dazed and Confused" and longer than the live version.

He has foregone his severance pay.

The changes also could prompt some governments to follow the example of Westchester County, which has foregone some federal funding because of its refusal to comply with fair housing regulations.

The new Newsweek looks a bit like the Economist but reads even more like The New Republic, a magazine that has its merits, but does not play much beyond the aforementioned Beltway and has foregone weekly publication in favor of a beefed up Web site.

The couple purchased the house occupied by an alternative bookstore that was moving to smaller quarters, and spent liberally to fit it to its needs.The third is for Ms Hulton to pay herself a reasonable wage, which she has foregone, much like those involved in self-funding a technology startup company, during the years of establishing the store.

Mazda, virtually alone among major automakers, has foregone hybrid technology in favor of high-compression internal combustion engines.

Having found herself in a serious relationship at a young age, Alice has foregone the chance to find out what she wants, both emotionally and sexually, and through a series of educational flings, she starts to develop.

He has foregone the traditional breakfast specialities (available all day) for a shallow stoneware dish, all glistening and bubbling with a deeply satisfactory savoury meld of Cheddar cheese, Worcestershire sauce, Yorkshire ale and some crisp bacon thrown in.

The Art School, Fri LM This awards ceremony has foregone canapes, tuxedos and dubious collaborations between musicians who had to Google each other before going on stage, in favour of a gigantic rave.