Sentence examples similar to he forgoes that from inspiring English sources

If James believed he had something special going, if he could string titles together, why would he forgo that elusive dynamic right in his own backyard?

Senator Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut, who is next in line for the Foreign Relations Committee post, said on Thursday that he would forgo that job in favor of retaining his chairmanship of the banking committee.

Environmental activist Tom Steyer, a San Francisco hedge fund billionaire who had been thinking about a 2018 run for governor, said he may now forgo that opportunity because of the threats posed by the Trump administration against efforts to combat climate change, protect immigrants and other Democratic policies that reflect "California values".  .

He probably wouldn't forgo that kind of money unless Uber could offer him more.

Trudeau said he made the decision to forgo that sort of campaigning -- a move that brought skepticism from many progressive who said he just couldn't win without pushing back. .

In promotional material for this PBS series (which begins on Wednesday and continues over the next three weeks), Mr. Ferguson adorns himself with a single gold-hoop earring that he forgoes for the documentary itself.

"Now I'll have to forgo that again for a while".

"A state is free to forgo that benefit if it chooses...

To forgo that opportunity would be failing to act as a responsible fiduciary for shareholders.

It would be a pity if the administration were to forgo that money.

A downturn just means forgoing that second home purchase.