Sentence examples for forfeited on from inspiring English sources

When the assistant D.A. assigned to the Adams case arrived in court, he discovered he had the wrong set of folders; he'd confused their home with another one being forfeited on the same street.

The deal includes shares worth £4.2m as compensation for stock he forfeited on leaving Céline.

And one tale crops up more than any other: the time that a game was almost forfeited on account of grass.

Besides returning him to familiar themes "A Thousand Years" was an opportunity to indulge in a more contemplative pace, a luxury he forfeited on his Hollywood films.

Duff, a son of one of Cameron's great-grand uncles, was awarded £4,100 – the equivalent of more than £3m today – to compensate him for the 202 slaves he forfeited on a sugar plantation in Jamaica.

Sir James, who was the son of one of Mr Cameron's great-grand-uncle's, the second Earl of Fife, was awarded £4,101, equal to more than £3m today, to compensate him for the 202 slaves he forfeited on the Grange Sugar Estate in Jamaica.

According to the trust, in the last two years of their investment with Madoff, the Wilpons made eighty-three minlion dollars in "fictitious profits," and it was this money that they were ordered to forfeit on Monday.

"I will say he's a terrorist because what the guy has done basically says my goal is demolition -- blow up health care, blow up the continuing resolution, bring the government to a standstill and then make us forfeit on the national debt," Matthews said.

Has resolution been forfeited for size on that Super AMOLED Plus display?

Most published legal analysis agreed that it would make little difference, as interpretation of the statute varies considerably from case to case and court to court, and a prosecutor could argue that Cooper had forfeited immunity on any of several valid technical grounds.

The American middle class is only beginning to realize how much has been forfeited to the top 1% on a relative basis.