Eventually, I tended to forgo the third-party supervision, sparing myself the humiliation.
In the past Mr. Mitchell has tended to forgo conventional narratives, preferring to jump cut to parallel or contrasting story lines (most of them held together by little more than postmodernist chutzpah and some literary duct tape).
When both constructs were seen as acting in opposition, students tended to forgo professionalism in favour of becoming a 'good' doctor.
Even the country's infamous, mafia-like Yakuza tend to forgo guns; the few exceptions tend to become big national news stories".
He will do better, he said, if he can turn out independent voters, who tend to forgo primaries but can take part in either one.
In fact, Mr. Kanbar said, film buffs who frequent his theater, which he has owned for 27 years, tend to forgo concessions.
The upward trend in the number of uninsured needs to be reversed because many studies have shown that people who lack health insurance tend to forgo needed care until they become much sicker and go to expensive emergency rooms for treatment.
The results of this study indicate that when experiencing PSC during acculturation females tend to forgo appearance enhancement items, dress casually, and select a limited variety of foods.
They have tended to delay or forgo big purchases a coat, for example—while replacing smaller-ticket bits of lingerie.
Hippies tended to be dropouts from society, forgoing regular jobs and careers, although some developed small businesses that catered to other hippies.
But as the number of meals taken away from the two children increased--and exceeded the number that one child would forgo--people tended to change strategies, taking 15 meals from A, for instance, instead of nine meals each from B and C.
