Sentence examples similar to forfeiting the last from inspiring English sources
"Any time there is an ineligible player," he said, "we universally forfeit the last game.
Carney, not one to forfeit the last word, then responded to Baquet in a follow-up post.
The Oilers' general manager for the last 21 years, Sather gave up his positions yesterday morning, forfeiting the last two years of a contract that would have paid him almost $2 million a year.
In 1753 Ferdinand concluded a concordat with the papacy by which he recovered rights forfeited under the last of the Habsburgs, Charles II notably the right to appoint bishops and tax the clergy.
Yet in the last analysis, advertisers have been forced to recognize that magazines, like newspapers, cannot forgo too much of their independence without forfeiting the loyalty of their readers and hence their value as an advertising medium.
The Mets risked forfeiting the game, but Kranepool said: "If we do forfeit, so what?
But why not seize the intimacy without forfeiting the privacy?
You mean you're forfeiting the remaining games?
During the last six days of the season, the WSC Australians lost the finals of both the limited-overs competition (to the West Indies XI) and the Supertest series (to the World XI), thus forfeiting the winner-takes-all prize money.
It is forfeiting the opportunity to make an impact.
Google is merely forfeiting the profits from illegal activities.
