Sentence examples for us to forgo from inspiring English sources

Picking pointed verbs also allows us to forgo adverbs.

But for its contained prices Frankies asked us to forgo a certain degree of tranquillity and comfort.

Our allies — the United States, Britain, France and the United Nations — keep calling on us to forgo the referendum and to engage, yet again, in negotiations with Iraq.

Either way, it is a symptom of the millennial protectionism that Dennett so patiently and eloquently urges us to forgo at least long enough to examine religion as a natural phenomenon.

Freddie Mac reported to the Securities and Exchange Commission that changes it had made in practices to help the government "have increased our expenses or caused us to forgo revenue opportunities".

For starters, holiday stress often causes us to forgo our usual self-care regimens, such as regular exercise, healthy eating, and sleep.

Unfortunately, many of us choose to forgo coverage and instead save in retirement accounts or spend our discretionary dollars elsewhere.

He said he believed "it is right for us as MPs to forgo the pay increase which the current formula would have produced".

Being friends, Pez and I were both a little uncomfortable kicking it under the guise of serious journalism, and with an idle and gray afternoon still ahead of us, we decided to forgo the formal interview process to go kill some scrap cans.

Being friends, PEZ and I were both a little uncomfortable kicking it under the guise of serious journalism, and with an idle and grey afternoon still ahead of us, we decided to forgo the formal interview process to go kill some scrap cans.

Neither of us would have wanted to forgo them.