Sentence examples for refuse to forgo from inspiring English sources
One thing I refuse to forgo is biking, even if it means greater exposure to hazardous air than commuting by car or subway.
"Bright speed I refuse to forgo experiencing until the end, but both of its parameters are too great in comparison to myself for me to apprehend it while I feel it".
Sometimes a few surrogates verbally agree to forgo treatment but in the end refuse to forgo treatment in writing because of the emotional, ethical, and social implications as well as public opinion [ 4- 6].
But she refuses to forgo white sauce altogether.
But the couple refused to forgo "this last chance," the newspaper said.
Russia has refused to forgo revenue from Bushehr and future reactor sales, each of which could run up to $1 billion.
Yasir Arafat refused to forgo the right of return at the Camp David talks in July 2000 because he feared that the refugees would never agree.
In their third contentious debate in the New Jersey governor's race, James E. McGreevey and Bret D. Schundler finally found common ground tonight: they both refused to forgo negative campaigning and attack ads, saying voters would be better served if they fought a bruising battle that highlighted their many disagreements on public policy issues.
The poet's self-interest is hinted by the presence of his pipe and tobacco on the window sill, the mug of beer sitting on the chair in the back of the room, the lace cuffs drying by the fire, his ill-fitting wig, and gentleman's sword lying at his feet; it may be that despite his family's circumstances, he refuses to forgo his own personal pleasures and effects.
