Sentence examples for that foregoing from inspiring English sources

So with that, foregoing the lyrics to the wildly popular Cee Lo song (though, jeez, it's tempting to belt them out), I'd like to sincerely tell my ex, THANK you!

Part of the decline may be due to changes to the GMC's survey methods, but the regulator said that "foregoing complete anonymity" had also been "off-putting for some".

Another thing that differentiates them is Xu's belief that foregoing warehouse food storage will offer them more flexibility and nimbleness as they quickly grow their operations.

50% thought that it should, and that foregoing the opportunity to release it would block the promise of economic gains, better services and other benefits.

In the last week of July, when Amazon called to tell her its Coffeyville warehouse was immediately taking workampers, LaFata calculated that foregoing the beet harvest altogether would save her several hundred dollars in gas.

In one chapter, you cite the example of the TVS Group, a company in Southern India, which recognized that foregoing short-term benefits sometimes helps you gain long-term advantages.

I had already forgone the lovely Lakes area, so I decided at that moment that since I was here in the South Island I would take my time and do more 'tiki tours', even though that meant foregoing the North.

For one thing, that means foregoing any ad revenue and relying entirely on readers for support.

My colleague, Reboot Illinois Editor Matt Dietrich, recently argued that by foregoing the progressive income tax ballot question last week, Gov. Bruce Rauner and Illinois lawmakers were losing a useful tool for the tall-order-task of getting Illinois back on track toward fiscal reality.

But that doesn't mean that IBM is foregoing working with those big companies.

To Steel, that means foregoing approaches based on the assumption that we simply need to be told not to procrastinate.