Sentence examples for forfeited to a from inspiring English sources

In detaching from this messy business of life, death and dinner, this work has been forfeited to a very few.

His outburst would be doubly wounding to the modern mother: her child would be suffering and she would be reminded of the love she had forfeited to an employee.

It turned out that the original brass wheel had been forfeited to pay an epic bar tab.

Fans attacked the N.H.L. president Clarence Campbell, a tear-gas bomb was thrown, the game was forfeited to Detroit, and a riot broke out outside the rink.

In June 1809, he ordered that the deeds to all rizqa lands be forfeited to the state in a move that provoked outrage among the ulema.

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

The risk of forfeiting rights to a patent through careless disclosure can lead scientists to purposely hide their discoveries to preserve their economic rights.

Its commanders have not only lost a special bond with the United States that had endured for half a century, but also forfeited a chance to secure a strategic bridgehead in Kurdish northern Iraq.

Virginia Tech came into the game with a 9 1 1 record that included an unusual win over the Temple Owls, who were forced to forfeit a victory to Virginia Tech after using an ineligible player.

Cao had forfeited an opportunity to destroy a resource more valuable to the Communist cause than a battalion of guerrilla regulars.

By doing so, White forfeited a chance to win the Ticket to Ride World Snowboard Tour championship.