| It is becoming increasingly frustrating to witness teams forfeiting matches for one reason or the other. |
| The Liberals have become a right-wing reactionary party, forfeiting their claim to conservative ideals and constituencies. |
| Yet even when Rome's enemies matched the superpower atrocity for atrocity, they were not necessarily forfeiting their chances of posthumous fame. |
| He said that forfeiting the presidential race would be the least of his party's problems if Democrats are tied to any forgery scandal. |
| And administration officials consistently declined to tally up the money they were forfeiting. |
| At 59, Watson is a rarity, a photographer who has shot every glittering name on the A-list without forfeiting his own anonymity. |
