Sentence examples for lead to a forfeit from inspiring English sources

Lord Harris maintained his position on the ground, standing "erect" with "moustache bristling" among the spectators, fearful that his leaving the arena would lead to a forfeit.

Since circumstances with kids tend to lead to forfeiting personal time, a predictable agenda, and sometimes relational growth, being able to regain any of the above will lessen their effect, decrease the power of the triggered frustration, and encourage ways to rise above any given moment.

Police started confiscation procedures yesterday, which are likely to lead to the forfeiting of Birks' and Higginson's £160,000 farmhouse.

His observance of the Worldwide Church of God's seventh-day Sabbath was honored by the organizers, but deprived Fischer of several rest days, which led to a scheduling dispute, causing Fischer to forfeit two games in protest and later withdraw, eliminating himself from the 1969 World Championship cycle.

-- Depleted football rosters lead to forfeits at three Southern California high schools.

loo to be subject to a forfeit at cards (Devon).

According to Martineau, this incident led to an investigation of the Lalauries, in which they were found guilty of illegal cruelty and forced to forfeit nine slaves.

And on at least one occasion a lack of players even led to the Palestinians forfeiting a game.

A report by the Asia Society in Washington, DC, says that scaremongering about China could lead America to forfeit a share of $1 trillion-worth of outward Chinese direct investment by 2020.More of that cash is instead heading to Europe.

Barlsford sustained an ankle injury to force a forfeit to Tobin.

He repaired a drawbridge in 1393/4 and made plumbing improvements in 1399/1400, using lead acquired as a forfeit two years earlier.