Sentence examples for was a forfeit from inspiring English sources

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

He sings as if the adoration of the multitude were a forfeit.

This should be a forfeit, but the judge shows mercy, scoring this round a knockdown for Wong.

"There's a forfeit stage next Friday and I would say that we will certainly leave him in and see what happens in Ireland.

Instead of a gift or a descriptive label, there could be a forfeit (a task of daring) added to the parcel.

If forfeit is chosen, a forfeit is given, which usually means giving up something.

Finding out he was a boy and forfeiting my chance to re-do my childhood through the little girl I'd dreamed up.

Although the new formalism is limited (at present) to the analysis of coupled one-dimensional dynamic systems, it carries details that were a priori forfeited by the previous formalism.

The growth of Latin trap, K-pop, and dancehall could be considered a forfeit of musical dialogue, a way for English-speaking audiences to have lyrics and feeling without the burden of hearing them.

There is a difference between forfeiting a game and vacating a game; a vacated game does not result in the other school being credited with a win.

"We come here every time; they don't pay any attention to us," said Asunción Cortés, 56, who cleans houses for a living and was forfeiting a day's wages in Chimalhuacán.