Sentence examples for to forgo one from inspiring English sources

You choose to forgo one good in exchange for something better.

Life really is too short to forgo one of your main pleasures just for the sake of it.

Page B11 JETS FORCED TO TALK CONCUSSIONS Brett Favre may have to forgo one his favorite targets this Sunday.

Mr. Gerber said the on-site spaces will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis, although apartment buyers can get a discounted purchase price if they decide to forgo one of the spaces.

Japan Inc. is often choosing, however, to forgo one of the most lucrative side effects of such outsourcing -- the shrinking of the corporate work force and the resulting cost savings.

This raises the question of whether to have three coffees a day (probably too much for most people) or to forgo one of the periods Miller's research suggests.

But MLB does lack the "cool" chromosome it once had, the appeal that drew players like Bo Jackson and Deion Sanders to not forgo one sport for the other but to embrace both.

"Screening for both HIV and CC on the same day is good and women will like it because we always forgo one day to come to hospital so if we are screened for both it is good because you would have utilized your day well".

Kiribati will forgo one or two million a year in licensing fees.

My kids forgo one of their bath days, which thrills them.

And anytime you forgo one dress for another because it's not as slimming, you're committing this same horrible crime of preferring a leaner version of yourself.