Sentence examples similar to early forfeit from inspiring English sources

It was Mr. Topalov's first victory in the match, other than an earlier forfeit by Mr. Kramnik.

"Obviously it was an error [taking him out of the race at an earlier forfeit stage]," Stoute says.

When artists started using paint straight from the can in the 1960s and early '70s, they forfeited their personal take on color and gave themselves over to the dictates of the mass market.

The Bloomberg administration moved to spend large chunks of money in its early days before being forced to forfeit the rest, and opened one-stop centers in Harlem and the Bronx.

Ford converted and, moving into the final quarter, popped over a gimme kick to give England that narrow lead his earlier miss had forfeited.

Last summer, it was decided that the state would forfeit its role in the early nomination process.

If for some reason they met in an earlier round, the boys alternated who would forfeit the match so one of them could move on.

If you are forced to cash in early, you will pay a penalty rate and forfeit some interest.

Leaving early will be very unprofessional and you may forfeit your pay.

Five years later, the early-entry process was adopted, allowing players to forfeit their college eligibility and declare themselves eligible within 45 days of the draft.

And, without an appealing entry-level car, GM would forfeit a chance to hook young buyers early.