Sentence examples for that a forfeit from inspiring English sources

Breaking any of these rules means that a forfeit must be paid, which can be decided on before starting the game.

The last time Robeson (29-3) and Lincoln (25-6) played was on Jan . 5 a game that ended in a forfeit when Lincoln Coach Tiny Morton pulled his team off the court after a series of technical fouls and a fight that erupted in the stands.

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.

Clive Sinclair was "amused and gratified" by the attention the machine received but made little effort to exploit the demand, effectively ceding a very lucrative market to third party suppliers, a decision that undoubtedly forfeited a lot of potential earnings.

The umpires at the match ruled that it was a forfeit.

In his best season, 1970, he won 20 games for the Yankees, and he was the starting pitcher for Cleveland in 1975 on 10 cent beer night, when that riotous promotion ended in a forfeit.

He handed them to her like a forfeit that he was called upon to pay.

World music, that imperfect catchall, rewards a forfeit of context: many Souleyman fans who will watch him at Brooklyn Bowl on Sept. 1 have never heard another dabke performer, and are exposed to Syrians largely through political coverage.

Teams that had forfeited a game or had been forfeited against would be awarded a technical loss or win.

"When it comes to an individual's personal health care decisions, no American should be required to answer to the IRS -- an agency that just forfeited its claim to a reputation of impartiality.

Instead, they are likely to demand that SAC forfeit money that is traceable to any illicit trading, a sum that could reach a few billion dollars.