Examples of 'have to forego' in a sentence
Meaning of "have to forego"
Have to forego: This phrase means to give up or renounce something, often due to certain circumstances, priorities, or sacrifices
How to use "have to forego" in a sentence
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Guess we will have to forego that round.
Living in a shipping container does not mean you have to forego comfort.
We will have to forego the game.
A pleasure which from now on I will have to forego.
You will have to forego your studies tonight.
I am afraid I will have to forego.
I might have to forego my right to leave my house at will.
And you will just have to forego Mass.
I may have to forego my settlement.
But, the bearer will have to forego love.
You do not have to forego treatment to receive palliative care.
Does it mean that you have to forego it?
You will just have to forego the pleasure of hanging me.
Because of you and what you did, we will have to forego an open casket.
He may have to forego the losses that he could have carried forward.
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However, that does not mean you have to forego your fruits and veggies.
And have to forego a trip that you have already paid for.
With such ideas, you will have to forego both love and friendship.
As far as Huawei 's laptops are concerned, they will probably have to forego Windows.
But you will also have to forego the death benefits.
Before shipping it to Amsterdam. but I guess now we will have to forego cleaving it.
Some companies have to forego significant amounts to repay their debt to their successors.
I will gladly introduce you, but you will have to forego her name.
But you will just have to forego the looks from men other than your husband.
Well, that 's a pleasure they will have to forego.
This does not mean that you have to forego having a fun and exciting vacation.
For a couple of days, IiI. the high fashion Well, you will have to forego.
I think we just have to forego Paris this year.
You will have to forego some things completely, and postpone others for the present.
But if you fail me again, I may have to forego that pleasure.
You don't have to forego your cup of coffee in the mornings.
The coal's run out, you have to forego a station.
You will have to forego your studies tonight . As your highness wishes.
Because of you and what you did, we'll have to forego an open casket.
You will just have to forego the pleasure of hangin ' me.
In the cities, 91 % of households have to forego one meal a day.
Donald, I will have to forego our drinks later.
I am afraid I will have to forego that bedside picture.
Such data records may, however, have to forego the opportunity of ever becoming popular.
Your highness? You will have to forego your studies tonight.
Obviously, I have to forego a top or bottom.
As it is, I may have to forego reproducing.
Then she told me I'll have to forego all the learning I have.
I really think that we're gonna have to forego making the pie crust. A-All right, then.
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