Sentence examples for one to forgo from inspiring English sources

The Republican troubles continued when the most prominent elected officials in the party decided, one by one, to forgo running for Congress.

"If anything, a large bank account enables one to forgo normal levels of decorum, because you don't have consequences," said Rocky Cirino, a manager at the restaurant Cru, who previously worked at Daniel.

Not one to forgo the leverage of celebrity endorsement, EA has enlisted the help of trainer-to-the-stars Bob Greene to design some of the exercise routines.

The biggest of the Big Three and the only one to forgo bailout money, Ford has posted profits for the past five quarters.

Octavio Paz, the great Mexican poet, and ardent Sor Juanista, whom I had met in Paris, encouraged me to try my hand at her poems, so I did: I can't hold you, and I can't leave you, And sifting the reasons to leave you or hold you, I find an intangible one to love, And many tangible ones to forgo you.

It can be tricky to know exactly which courteous traditions to follow and which ones to forgo.

Here are some other traditions that were formerly seen as gentlemanly, which are beginning to lose steam: It can be tricky to know exactly which courteous traditions to follow and which ones to forgo.

Deciding which walls to waterproof and which ones to forgo can save you time, money, and headache.

For me, not believing in God does not mean one has to forgo poetry, magic, the chaos of ritual, the remaking of shared bonds.

If one wishes to forgo the protection afforded by secular pluralism then perhaps Western liberal democracies is not the right place for you to freely exercise your religion.

In tough times, no one should have to forgo needed health care.