Examples of using To forego in English and their translations into Czech
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I'm ready to forego sports.
To forego your obligation would be dishonorable.
I was willing to forego the privilege.
My husband used to say it was a sin to forego dessert.
It's better to forego the pursuit of swordsmanship?
You men of the church know how to forego pleasure.
I decided to forego the shot this morning.
I would encourage you not to forego Everest.
I am willing to forego legal action considering his age.
My clearance level allows me to forego the paperwork.
Since she's opted to forego all appeals, her execution will be carried out.
Her execution will be carried out since she's opted to forego all appeals.
And also, lam willing to forego the bathroom schedule.
Why didn't you tell me this before we decided to forego RD?
Guess we will have to forego that round.
So you want to forego the standards you have stuck to for 15 years both sides, no commentary.
Oh, and also, lam willing to forego the bathroom schedule.
ONE OF THE BEST OVENS IN THE MARKET The ADVANCE PLUS ovens are directed at professionals who do not wish to forego any of the functions.
Miss Du, you wish to forego your late husband's estate?
I'm trying to say that I accept your choice to forego surgery.
If either decides to forego men, the girls will swarm.
Because of you and what you did,we will have to forego an open casket.
She opted to forego sailing to go to the Crab Shack?
My wife really needs something andto get it I may have to forego my settlement.
You want this committee to forego punishment so Dr. Brennan can try not to hit people?
In favour of a traditional ceremony. B'Elanna has asked me to forego the Klingon painstiks.
In fact, we have decided to forego all pomp and circumstance for a nice… Potluck at granny's.
Nonetheless, in view of the global demand for energy,it is probably unrealistic to expect a decision to be taken to forego the Arctic's oil resources.
Oh, and also, I am willing to forego the bathroom schedule.
We are willing to forego the death penalty in light of the circumstance regarding the unfortunate death of captain Chaplin's son Jeffrey.