Sentence examples for forfeit one of from inspiring English sources

Linden even goes so far as to warn that without one, you forfeit one of life's most critical rights; self-determination.

Harbinger/Firebrand agree to forfeit one of its board seats if they sells more than 60% of their current collective stake in the Times before a "restricted period" that ends in late November, 30 days before the notice period begins for the nomination of board candidates at the annual shareholders meeting in 2009.

The Irish were also forced to forfeit one of their wins, their only official loss that season.

Anyway, I'd probably end up forfeiting one of my wishes to get Daddy to stop drinking, because all that came out of his bottle was the devil.

Chinook didn't forfeit one race despite all the racing happening each day with all of us.

King tossed Capriati from the team Friday night after naming her to play Saturday's singles, forfeiting one match of a competition the United States wound up losing to Austria, 3-2.

Miller's teams actually won 674 games, but the total was reduced by forfeits because one of his players, Lonnie Shelton, had signed with an agent while still in college.

"It involves uncompromising protection of a guest, even at the point of forfeiting one's own life," wrote Shirley Cloyes DioGuardi, an organizer of the New York event whose husband, former Representative Joseph H. DioGuardi, visited Albania in the early 1990s and helped unearth details of the rescue.

The team was forced to forfeit all but one of its victories and was barred from the Atlantic 10 Conference tournament.

He was sentenced to six months house arrest and, as part of his plea agreement, Moore agreed to forfeit all but one of the 294 paintings to the FBI, which had confiscated the works during its investigation.

Even as a child, I found this means of escape to feel shockingly sad: forfeiting one's life as a woman in order to continue, in some form, to live.