Word: foregoing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Washington hostess will fill her house when she asks her friends to meet Admiral and Mrs. Bristol. The financier will forego the last golf of summer to talk out a cigar with the Admiral, privately. The heads of great churches will solicit conferences. And each of Admiral Bristol's public utterances in this country will be cabled to every chancellor of Europe...
...Conn., June 11.--A strong head wind which turned the Thames into a sea of white caps forced three of the four University crews training here to forego the morning row today. Coach Spuhn's Combination eight was the only one of the Crimson crews to venture out in the rough water for the early spin...
...temperature than other people. It is astounding, to me to see the number of men who have not thought the excessive wave sufficient cause for keeping them off the tennis courts. However, I do think, that we will have some cases if men do not have sense enough to forego violent exercise during such a period as we seem to be undergoing...
...opportunity to take "honors" courses. This means the expenditure of more money. The type of man the faculty requires to handle such work is hard to find. Not every teacher is equipped through temperament or training to do it well. If the undergraduate wants "honors" work, he must forego his disparagement of the large university, for the "tutor" and the courses alike have their origin and inspiration in the larger unit...
...factory, the soul is destroyed, but before destruction sets in, the soul is puzzled. Mr. Anderson asked his soul a few questions and received clear answers. He put on his hat and coat one morning and left office, town, personality, responsibilities. His soul, artistic, forced him to forego the more bitter obligations of life. Fetters fell from him and he strode out to be the great story teller...