Sentence examples for we must forgo from inspiring English sources

We must suffer, they imply, before it all gets better again; we must forgo our creature comforts and the extra log on the fire, because this is the time for belt-tightening.

"If the price for Disney's support of our pending merger comes at the cost of increased, double-digit rate hikes for our customers then we must forgo their support," Mr. Ergen said in a statement.

The decision to accept measurements and their outcomes as primitive concepts in our description of physical systems does not mean that we must forgo talk of the physical properties of such a system.

There is no equal justice if people must forgo their rights because of poverty.

If you can't do that, you must forgo the joys of free eats.

But, for the sake of the sustainability of the European Union, Blair must forgo his dreams.

Unless they can afford a foreign trip, they must forgo one of only eight regular-season home games.

In the eidetic reduction, one must forgo everything that is factual and merely occurs in this way or that.

At ParCon 2, adults must forgo all waking activities except work, childcare and railing against the impossibility of the universe.

Goodyear notes that to save a million and a half acre-feet of water Californians must forgo "long showers, frequent laundering, toilet-flushing, gardening, golf".

University is expensive, and if Mum (or Mom) decides to stay home, the household must forgo the salary she used to earn.