Sentence examples for forfeit everything from inspiring English sources
After studying the videotapes, Cayne announced that he would drop Fisher and Schwartz from his team unless they were vindicated, and that he would willingly forfeit everything he had won while they were employed by him.
Meanwhile, Lord Browne's memoir, Beyond Business, describes Fridman as second in command in the Russian state and a tough negotiator: "He would give you the feeling that he would rather forfeit everything than give up on a single crucial point," he wrote.
Mr. Berenson gives Wells — or Jalal, as he's known in his jihadi incarnation— a Muslim Lebanese grandmother to make his increasing belief in Islam credible, and a pretty C.I.A. handler, Jennifer Exley, who has also forfeited everything for an ungrateful agency, to doubt and love him simultaneously.
Auster's novel The Music of Chance posits a situation so Kafkaesque that it can only be seen as a deliberate borrowing: two men, having forfeited everything in a card game to a pair of wealthy eccentrics, are forced to build a huge, functionless wall; after months of working for freedom, they find themselves in deeper debt, from which the only liberation is death.
In an ego-centric world where most don't sacrifice, she has forfeited everything for her family.
A U.S. serviceman or woman serving in the armed forces forfeits everything, including possibly his or her life to serve the United States.
This is not to suggest naively that we abandon everything and attempt to mimic the ways of non-industrial societies, or that any culture be asked to forfeit its right to benefit from the genius of technology.
Others forfeit the royal treatment.
Wisniewski will forfeit $268,292 in salary.
Ulanov will forfeit $11,765.
