Sentence examples for forfeit goods from inspiring English sources

A couple have been fined tens of thousands of pounds for selling forfeit goods including fake charity wristbands.

But Mr. Chambers forfeited good-behavior release with eight separate prison violations, from assaulting a guard to possessing heroin, state records show.

He had too much faith that his flock was willing to forfeit individual good — and do unto others — for the sake of the community.

"The reaction has been a powerful reminder of how quickly a company such as AOL can forfeit the good will we have worked for years to engender".

"You forfeited his goods, committed his poor wife to prison, saw him racked with your own eyes, you locked him in Bishop Stokesley's cellar, you had him back at your own house two days chained upright to a post, you sent him again to Stokesley, saw him beaten and abused for a week, and still your spite was not exhausted: you sent him back to the Tower and had him racked again".

He soon forfeited the good will of his colleagues, however.

In doing so, he has forfeited the good will and trust of many of us who voted for him in 2008, leaving us wondering if he stands for anything at all.

But the visitor — whose identity, or identities, has never been revealed, despite some claims to the contrary over the years — failed to show up this year for the first time, ending a strange crepuscular tradition and disappointing a crowd of more than 30 people who forfeited a good night's sleep to witness the visitation.

Around 200 AUC members may fit that category, according to Sabas Pretelt, the interior minister.Under the law, they must give a voluntary account of their crimes and forfeit illegally acquired goods, such as lands bought with drug money.

Had I also included some American institutions in my search, I might have decided to forfeit all my good reasoning about the Canadian quality of life and social justice.

Royal assizes were held only twice a year in the area; to bring a prosecution was "vastly expensive", and the stolen goods were forfeited to the Crown, as they were considered to be the property of the accused.