Sentence examples for forfeit to from inspiring English sources

Invoking, implicitly, Shylock's pound of flesh, she declares that Edmund's "life is forfeit to me.

All gold reserves, down to wedding rings, are forfeit to the government.

Similarly, in Self Portrait, his reflection is a "patient/ look-alike" who "paid forfeit to the dark".

But Isner withdrew shortly before Thursday's matches, citing knee tendinitis that he had mentioned shortly after the loss to Tsonga, forcing the Americans to forfeit to Spain.

But the most intriguing number in the case involves the value of the property and assets that Zambada has agreed to forfeit to the government.

Often the loser must pay a forfeit to the victor, who receives acclaim from the audience and gifts from wealthy patrons; a singer's reputation may be made or broken in a single afternoon.

He was also ordered to forfeit $45m£30m0m), to be distributed to former Enron staff.

Still, you don't have to forfeit fun to remain loyal to your weight loss goals.

He could receive a sentence of 1 1/2 years to 2 years, and has agreed to forfeit $290,000 to the government.

And Google in 2011 agreed to forfeit $500m to the US justice department over ad sales to illegal pharmaceutical companies.

The two urologists have agreed to forfeit $1.1 million to the federal government.