Sentence examples for since forfeited from inspiring English sources

The point of the exercise is to secure for the new rouble a measure of public trust long since forfeited by the hopelessly devalued old one.

"All Under" expressed a desire not to slavishly reproduce the past but to explore what that past once promised, as well as the possibilities long since forfeited.

His subsequent experience in six levels of hell — six prisons in all — is exactingly described, but the long ordeal is mitigated, both for him and for the reader, by a dose of bitter humor, a share of personal good will, and the mutual trust that he discovers among the prisoners, a trust long since forfeited in the larger prison of the informer-ridden society outside.

It seems to me that that they have long since forfeited, by their performance and utter lack of judgment, any claim to respectability or credibility.

The first speaker the Senior Pastor Young Hoon Lee (a subordinate position to Cho's, which he has since forfeited in the wake of the scandal).

As for politicians of either party, they have as a class long since forfeited any right to expect a respectful hearing.

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.

Although the Fab Five's games in the Final Four have since been forfeited, Howard was not among the players, which included Robert Traylor, Webber, Rose, Maurice Taylor, and Louis Bullock, called before a grand jury to testify in the University of Michigan basketball scandal.

This would not be England's choice since they forfeited a strong position (311-3 in their first innings) and went on to lose when Jimmy Anderson was dismissed by what might have been the penultimate ball of the match.

Since Adam forfeited his right to share an opinion on the count of interruption, it's Cee Lo's time to weigh in.

The two men have been estranged since Kerry forfeited the opportunity to scrutinize the outcome of the 2004 election, against the pleas of John Edwards to take it on.