Sentence examples for has forgone its from inspiring English sources

Xiaomi has forgone its tradition of revealing how many smartphones it sold the previous year.

It felt like it had forgone its oomph, but forgotten why.

But during the past few days, with Ms. Kabwela's arrest impending, The Post seems to have forgone its remorse.

Not that he has forgone his past life completely.

That's not to say the director has forgone his cerebral streak entirely.

And by alienating Mr Berlusconi, the prime minister has forgone his already slim hopes of avoiding a time-consuming nationwide vote.

It has forgone profits for two years to keep everyone employed, for instance.

Yet the discovery near Qom gives Iran a chance to change tack though it has forgone several such chances in the past.

To nail down its coveted landing slots, the airline has forgone the concessions on airport fees that it usually extracts from cities eager for passengers from low cost airlines.

Most of these jamborees are now choosing other towns, because New York has forgone the convention-hall craze; it now ranks eighteenth in the country in convention space.

The best cost-saving measure - energy efficiency - has had its support slashed by Rudd and the Conservative party has forgone the cheapest of all low-carbon energy, onshore wind.