Sentence examples for she forgoes from inspiring English sources

She forgoes vegetables and bathing.

She forgoes langoustines, truffles and champagne pate in favour of kale salad.

But, after she recovers from shock and depression, she forgoes all thought of personal happiness and devotes herself to Party causes.

Thus, when a responder rejects an offer from a proposer in the impunity game, she forgoes her own payoff but the proposer still keeps his payoff.

Her son is hymned on the lullaby I Got You, in which she forgoes any hint of tongue in cheek to declare her maternal love.

And, a true economist, she concludes with a reminder that the main cost of college may be the student's opportunity cost — the experiences (or wages) he or she forgoes in heading off to school.

To learn about fifteenth-century hygiene, she forwent showers for a week and brushed her teeth with powdered cuttlefish bone.

She felt that her mother would have preferred that she forgo work for a few weeks, but when Nussbaum isn't working she feels guilty and lazy, so she revised the lecture until she thought that it was one of the best she had ever written.

But by remaining clear-eyed about what she could forgo, she said, and by bargaining for all she could get, she was able to rent a fifth-floor apartment for a little over $1,600 a month.

The independent curator Alison Gingeras wrote in an e-mail that she often forgoes "the 'real' purse for cloth totes".

Emily had wanted us to buy a dog; and when I explained that my allergies wouldn't allow us to have a dog in the house, she developed a counteroffer: She would forgo the dog if we bought her a horse, which she could keep in our garage in summer and basement in winter, and ride through our suburban neighborhood year-round.