Sentence examples for forfeit all the from inspiring English sources

Then things became even worse: Her disqualification meant that her team had to forfeit all the matches played in Syracuse -- so they were disqualified, too.

The civil lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court in the District of Columbia, seeks to permanently bar Mr. Willey from serving as an officer or director of any public company and demands that he forfeit all the gains from his stock sales, plus interest and penalties.

You think you'll remember, but you won't, and you'll forfeit all the thoughts that flood you after you've freed your mind from remembering the initial spark.

But prosecutors can avoid the risk of loss by seeking to forfeit all the money and all the property involved in the sale of marijuana under civil forfeiture laws," he said.

When you start out as an entrepreneur, young and wide-eyed, it's easy to forfeit all the "extras" when you go with whichever VC will pay the highest price.

If you quit the dole for work, not only are you subject to income and social security taxes (some 18%) on the extra money that working brings, you also must progressively forfeit all the government benefits.

Vasconcelos said Cape Verde was confident its disqualification would be overturned, adding, "Lots of people have phoned up to tell us we are right, that when a match is forfeited all the red and yellow cards are taken away".

The prosecutors said in the documents that Mr. Jackson would forfeit all of the memorabilia and the furs to the government.

Shortly thereafter, the recipients forfeited all the grants.

My golden years came about in part because I forfeited all the bullshit that came from success.

Individuals might feel pressured and confused by the two options confronting them: on the one hand, dropping out of medicine and forfeiting all the time, effort and money spent on schooling towards that aim; and on the other, reluctantly accepting the occupational risks, which may look frightening to the individual at that moment.