Sentence examples for we decided to forego from inspiring English sources

We decided to forego Ricote's charms until someone constructed a usable road to it.

"Because we do not anticipate actively selling a large number of franchises until this project is closer to completion, we decided to forego making financial performance representations in this year's FDD," he says.

We decided to forego traditional theater spaces to use lofts, storefronts, abandoned department stores and other kinds of spaces to contain the festival.

This year we decided to forego the annual family snoozefest and head into the mountains of Peru to test our mettle against the some of the hardiest people from one of the harshest environments in the Americas.

This year we decided to forego the annual family snoozefest and head into the mountains of Peru to test our meddle against the some of the hardiest people from one of the harshest environments in the Americas.

Since pretty much every resident of Holland has already been solicited for an opinion we decided to forego the pleasantries and move straight on to Kubler-Ross's sixth stage of grief: Collecting funny pictures of the departed's head.

We decide to forego the idea of transporting teachers from Herat to Maslakh and try to find teachers from the refugee camp itself.

We arrived on the 42nd floor to find they were playing host to the Self Storage Association Economic Summit; tempting though it sounded, we decide to forego the session on "Deals of the Year" and get straight into the water.

"Our review of snowmobile freestyle continues, and in the meantime we have decided to forego the planned demonstration freestyle event at X Games Tignes," ESPN said in a statement Tuesday.

We reviewed the pros and cons of treatment and he decided to forego treatment, rented a sailboat and took his family through the Caribbean Islands for about 3 weeks.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, September 8 , 1934P. 17 We were delighted to hear that Hearn's department store had decided to forego profits for one year, as this undoubtedly spells the end of the profit system and the beginning of some other kind of difficulty.