forfeited造句

He forfeited his property by crime.

They also forfeited most of their dubious gains.

He forfeited his health due to years of hard work.

All his movable property was forfeited to the king's use.

He forfeited his health due to years of hard work.

The couple forfeited their independence in order to help those less fortunate.

All expired points in the account will be forfeited, deleted and without further notice.

The tender security may be forfeited: if a tenderer withdraws his tender during the period of tender validity;

Emotional exhaustion is the core content of job burnout, means ones emotional resources consumed excessively, fatigued extremely, vigor forfeited.

As he had forfeited his deposit on it, the rickshaw shop was wining to let it go for less than its original cost-more than a hundred.

We should move promptly to handle the cases of economic criminals, of people who in their dealings abroad have forfeited national and personal dignity and of persons who have served as enemy agents.

To make up the deficit, DeFelice made sure that both received all the annual leave they had accumulated over two decades-90 percent of which had technically been forfeited but was now restored.

And what made the behaviour even more extraordinary was that these monkeys forfeited food that they could see-and which they would have readily accepted in almost any other set of circumstances.