“On their way back, the smugglers pass, this time heavily loaded, in front of the same officials who get compensated for their forebearance.”

“Meanwhile, mortgage costs have fallen and lenders have continued a programme of forebearance for borrowers struggling with repayments.”

“If a waiver or forebearance agreement has been granted, please attach a copy.”

“My forebear was, according to the family account, very depressed when his teeth started falling out when he was in late middle age.”

“The larger the proportion of the genes in any generation that can be attributed to a forebearer, the greater that forebearer's fitness.”

“Sheep graze, and cows gaze, over a bucolic, rustic world that their forebearers would recognize at once.”

“You have to smack down your forebearers, you know what I mean?”

“Like its forebearers, Assault Horizon delivers the immediacy and intensity of an arcade air combat game, all the while making you feel like the master of a complex simulator.”

“No longer do young people absorb information about their forebears from grandparents.”

“The notion of invention, of creation, is submerged in the long line of intellectual forebears.”

“We should avoid, however, acts of apparent contrition that are, in fact, acts of detraction against our forebears in the faith.”