Sentence examples for would be forsaking from inspiring English sources

He would be forsaking his practice, he noted.

The president declared that the United States had for too long backed autocratic regimes in the Middle East, and outlined a vision for the future where, presumably, this would be forsaken.

So, with all the "cool" jeans flooding the market, it's easy to think that a brand such as Lee, known for its classic styles rather than anything more avant garde, would be forsaken in favour of something a little less ordinary.

He felt like he'd been forsaken too, as his FARC captors slowly released all their other political and military hostages.

Third, the currently scheduled consumer launch already misses the 2006 holiday season, so Microsoft wouldn't be forsaking a big buying period with another delay.

Irishmen who cut their hair short were deemed to be forsaking their Irish heritage.

"You will not be forsaken.

"You will not be forsaken," he said.

But at Cannes euro-zone leaders made plain that family members could be forsaken, even disinherited.

Concepts is the part of math that cannot be forsaken.

I would make fun of their loneliness, but I wasn't any less desperate soon, I was forsaking my No Fatties rule and heading to the Bear Zone.