Sentence examples for on a forfeit from inspiring English sources

A player who did not always enjoy the warmest of relationships with officialdom — he is the only captain to have lost a test match on a forfeit following a dispute with an umpire — Inzamam told The Associated Press: "It was an absolute privilege to play in matches he umpired.

Harris asked Barton whether he could claim the match on a forfeit.

With a no-contest clause, those who lose a case to have the will thrown out, or bring one on lesser grounds, forfeit what they otherwise would have received.

I forfeited the moral authority on that one a while back.

A further delay on a budget bill could forfeit much of the Republican agenda.

An anonymous group of workers launched a petition calling on Barroso to forfeit his pension for bringing the EU into disrepute by joining Goldman Sachs.

These incomes, however collected, would have been vital to the Earl both personally and militarily as his northern estates especially had been a victim of feudal decline for most of the first half of the fifteenth century: even on the forfeit of the earldom to the Crown in 1461, his arrears have been calculated as still standing at approximately £12,000.

Justice Thomas said the right to sue over "discrete acts" of discrimination, those that occurred on a given day, was forfeited after 300 days.

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.

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.

Robin Gisby, Network Rail's managing director of operations, who was responsible for the overrunning engineering work that caused the cancellation of all trains in and out London King's Cross on Saturday, is to forfeit a golden goodbye.