Examples of using To forgo in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Lewis decided to forgo his final year of college eligibility
In the wake of this success Worthy elected to forgo his senior year
Six Flags had asked to forgo rent payments for the remaining nine years of its current lease agreement in exchange for profit-sharing from the park's operations.
We do not want to forgo this well-being, but we can make it more sustainable,
And even if we did agree to forgo our profits, someone still has to pay residuals to the actors in the show,
they decided to forgo the closest islands
Kamara decided to forgo his redshirt senior season
they decided to forgo the closest islands
Moreover, when the Saint Peter tempted Jesus to forgo the Passion, Jesus responded,“Get behind me, Satan!
you are being permitted to forgo reams of special prayers
he decided to forgo his final two years
But it was his choice to forgo the enjoyments and luxuries of life for the stern discipline of the wilderness.
There's no need to forgo modern technology just because it's modern.
As a result, he elected to forgo his senior year at Marquette
O post Trump promises to forgo salary of$ 400 thousand a year apareceu primeiro em AM POST.
To forgo this work or entrust it to unreliable semi-reformist elements is tantamount to renouncing the proletarian revolution.
Agreement to forgo intervals At any time during the match,
It's hard to forgo a philosophy that I have been advocating most of my life.
Raus advised Manstein to forgo attempts to close the gaps,
I'm going to forgo the chocolate cake because the thing is,