The cheek belonged to Cian O'Connor, 27, a Coca-Cola-drinking Irish horseman who, among other things, forfeited an Olympic gold medal in 2005 when his horse failed a drug test.
Giving up the idea of a wedding, or worse, being made to feel silly for wanting one (despite my ambivalence), felt like another thing forfeited.
"A joint on a yacht, and the whole thing is forfeited," said Paul Cassell, a law professor at the University of Utah and a former federal judge appointed by President George W. Bush.
The Knicks didn't look like a team in need of personnel last night, which was a good thing because they forfeited their $4.5 million medical exception to the salary cap two hours after the game ended.
After forfeiting and losing a series of games, things came together for the team midway through the season, in mid-November.
It was not the way things were supposed to have been, but because Jim had been cowardly, because he hadn't had the courage just to kill himself before Roy returned, he had missed the moment, the one moment he had to make things right, and he forfeited that moment forever and handed over the pistol to Roy and asked that he fix things in the way that he could, even though it was not the right way.
When deciding which areas to cut down on, you can refer to the list and choose whether to forfeit certain things or use the cheapest option.
"If we pack it in, and we let these guys have this thing, it's like they're going to win twice," referring to playing in Romania, then forfeiting.
Forfeiting an opportunity or sending your grants out the door without real pressure may be one thing for a senior investigator whose lab and reputation are already established.
"It becomes a very inefficient cycle". Forfeiting an opportunity or sending your grants out the door without real pressure may be one thing for a senior investigator whose lab and reputation are already established.
