Sentence examples for forfeiting that from inspiring English sources

Team officials said they would need to depart Kennedy Airport by Friday afternoon to have any hope of not forfeiting that game, too.

Since forfeiting that match last month, Waselenchuk has been undergoing physical therapy for the sprained muscle in his back and missed a tournament in Salt Lake City.

For instance, some kinds of annuity income are tax-advantaged for US residents, and if you buy a property in, say, Mexico, you might be unwittingly forfeiting that advantage.

By choosing to abstain, the FA is, sadly, forfeiting that right.

Eighteen months ago, the Independent newspaper claimed that City was making millions of pounds from image rights deals, three years after saying they were forfeiting that income to secure a lump sum to help comply with the FFP rules.

A man like him forfeits that.

Some students at the fictional Pitt College in the early 1990s devise a game of dares and forfeits that goes so badly wrong that its chief inventor, narrator Jolyon, drifts even further off the rails than he is already.

Mstislav Rostropovich once recounted how Prokofiev was forced to carry out a forfeit that involved going up to the legendary Rimsky-Korsakov and asking him if he had ever masturbated.

There are certain behaviours that mean you forfeit that privilege".

If they were leaving for a rival firm, however, they would most likely forfeit that compensation.

Crime has never forfeited that status since the days of Conan Doyle.