Sentence examples for that she forfeited from inspiring English sources

After she left her last job she received a letter informing her that she forfeited her plan.

It was after she overheard Mr. Bakhtanians defending sexual harassment as part of "the fighting game community" that she forfeited the game.

But she knows that there are many who feel angry and betrayed by her, who believe that she has forfeited her claim to moral leadership.

What she did not realize -- almost none of the families did -- was that she had forfeited her right to bring a wrongful-death suit against the state.

We made such a harsh judgment of our mother's desperation that Lucy might have felt - in front of me, at least - that she had forfeited the right to her own.

But if any woman who goes back is told that she has forfeited sympathy and can be written off with mockery — that the whole thing is now an amusing spectacle — then we'll end up with more dead women.

As it became clear that Davis might talk long enough to end the session, Republicans in the chamber began raising objections, contending that she had forfeited the right to continue speaking by going off topic when she mentioned a Planned Parenthood budget and a Texas sonogram law; they even protested that a colleague had helped her into a back brace.

But I fear she forfeited that with the mass of magazine covers and red carpet appearances she has made over the past few years.

Burberry chief executive Angela Ahrendts is to take up her new post as head of Apple's retail empire next week, raising the prospect that she could forfeit an £8m bonus.

She said that she enjoyed her new job, and that she had never tried to calculate how much of a pension she forfeited by leaving her former employer.

She forfeited a possible spot on the American team so that her injured friend, Kay Poe, could go instead to the 2000 Summer Games in Sydney, Australia.