Sentence examples for who forfeits from inspiring English sources
The notes that Rosskam wrote to accompany Lee's series "A Doctor's Day" give an account of a general practitioner who forfeits earnings in order to treat the disdvantaged.
I won't give away what happens to Philomena or whether Angwin gets his faith back or the saints are returned to their plinths or who forfeits whose virginity or who spontaneously bursts into flames.
It felt like a punishment too, like what happens to a woman who forfeits her own peace.
Remember how I said that for three years my pain got the best of me, that my sadness felt like a punishment, like what happens to a woman who forfeits her own peace?
Consider a healthy donor who forfeits his or her own existing organ so that another could benefit instead.
Day following date of last payment on award to payee who forfeited.
Only the customers who forfeit the extra cash can avail themselves of the premium offering.
At the 2013 World Championships, the rule consumed the senses of Thailand's Dechawat Poomjaeng, who forfeited a frame.
Paul may have stage-managed the measure's expiration, but it was McConnell who forfeited Section 215 of the Patriot Act.
The reality denial is particularly pervasive among Republicans, who forfeited any moral authority they claimed on debt when they rammed through that huge tax bill.
Mr. Obama is acting in sync with international law in defending the country against an enemy belligerent who forfeited constitutional protections by directing hostile forces against his homeland.
