The thing seemed to me to be a foregone conclusion.

The final decision is by no means a foregone conclusion.

"Why do I think the result is a foregone conclusion?"

But I do not see that as a foregone conclusion.

As we all know, that was not a foregone conclusion.

It was considered a foregone conclusion that he would back next season.

That an end must come, eventually, was a foregone conclusion.

All the foregone days of virtue work their health into this.

It wouldn't have been a foregone conclusion, not at all.

The need to use local equipment was a foregone conclusion.

Neither wanted to answer, although I think they knew, then, that death was a foregone conclusion.

Loss of her position and title is a foregone penalty.

The outcome of the case was now a foregone conclusion.

Given those two men, the outcome was a foregone conclusion.

"It seemed like a foregone conclusion that they were gone," he said.

It is almost a foregone conclusion that a date will be set.

The results were a foregone conclusion, but he made the most of the occasion.

But it is almost a foregone conclusion that they are both the Machine.

And what did the odds matter when the result was a foregone conclusion?

As she had also predicted, the result was a foregone conclusion.

Despite the president's victory, the answer to this question is not yet a foregone conclusion.

During the next few weeks, however, it became clear that the result of the election was not yet a foregone conclusion.

Hearts had little cause to sense the result was a foregone conclusion.

The answer to that question is neither simple nor a foregone conclusion.

That the administration would meet with opposition in Congress was a foregone conclusion.

Or would it be better to forgo most of them?

Even worse, they say, some may forgo college in hope of making more money by working.

Then she went right to bed, forgoing phone calls to friends.

She was always too ready to forgo her claim on him.

If necessary, he could forgo sleep for several days or longer.

They forgo the first date and things heat up quickly between them.

He had almost decided to forgo the effort after his first attempt.

A touch would be nice, but she could forgo that.

Being without clan or family, I had nothing to forgo.

Only the dead can forgo it,' He was right, of course.

Would you forgo food and drink to use the internet?

Others are being urged to forgo the shot this year.

But that was a diversion he would have to forgo.

If we were to return, I'd forgo the meal plan.

And some may forgo the money, since they have to match every four Federal dollars with three of their own.

His daughter, age 7, was told she would have to forgo cartoons.

You choose to forgo one good in exchange for something better.

One does not need to rebel against something to forgo it.

In the face of this new feeling, however, she would forgo logic.

"Now I'll have to forgo that again for a while."

Not so sad, however, that he would forgo the show.

Perhaps with that moment in mind, he decided tonight to forgo smoking.

It would be nice if you could forgo this package.

A very small one, Data decided; he would forgo a laughter response.

They shook, two big men old enough to forgo boys' games.

Let me know if you have any questions with the foregoing.

These questions need no response in view of the foregoing answer.

Over the next four years, it will be another $23 billion foregone.

A result that would have put Forego beyond the $2 million mark.

As is clear from the foregoing, however, much remains to be done.

Paul: I need to speak with you about the foregoing.

She works so that they can go to school – foregoing an education herself.

They are immediately followed by my decision based on the foregoing.

If you do not understand the foregoing, don't be concerned.

This led to her decision to forego medical school, and she began playing music again.

So rather than foregoing that, I think it's probably a good idea.

After you have had a couple of days to think about the foregoing five points, let,s talk.

In view of the foregoing it is very important to know which one you have and how to use them.

The foregoing was the most important decision taken by the Order in the last one hundred years.

The foregoing Constitution is to come into effect on 31st.

And the foregoing was my attitude of mind for years.

Later, she would forego film study to focus on creating music.

Any plan for the defence of this country should take the foregoing into account.

For once in his life, George would have been ready to forego a drink.

Did she love him well enough to forego what had used to be essential points?

Well, there's no need for us to forego our plan to get fresh water.

They would lose $350 million through the year 2010 in foregone sales of land for development.

The government's move will save them £1,750 each and cost it £600 million in foregone tax.

She told the body their decision was a foregone conclusion.

Why do I think the result is a foregone conclusion?