Utiliser "forfeited" dans une phrase

1. Jesus is both Lord and King because He has forfeited His life

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2. There was but one who insisted to press their intentions even to the extreme of knife-point, but he instantly surrendered his cause and forfeited their case at my gentle but firm insistent refusal

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3. If any wool is found carrying towards the sea side in the said counties, unless it has been entered and security given as aforesaid, it is forfeited, and the offender also forfeits 3s

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4. if any person lay any wool, not entered as aforesaid, within fifteen miles of the sea, it must be seized and forfeited ; and if, after such seizure, any person shall claim the same, he must give security to the exchequer, that if he is cast upon trial he shall pay treble costs, besides all other penalties

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5. There were fugitive Ashantis on the coast, however, who were not afraid to speak, and native traders who visited Kumassi with goods, and sometimes forfeited their lives for their temerity, have brought reports from time to time, of the strange and bloody doings of Prempeh & Co

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6. "You have just forfeited your life stranger," he snarled

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7. Anyone breaking the law forfeited their ship and also faced huge fines

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8. The forfeited hopes, however drearily ordinary they might have been

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9. could get to the gate of the court, I said that if Jasper didn’t get up he forfeited the match and the bet for the twenty

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10. according to the counsel of the princes and the elders, all his substance should be forfeited, and himself separated from the

11. So Adam forfeited

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12. Both the plane and car were forfeited to USG as the fruits of his drug arrest at Winslow airport

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13. Even our home was forfeited to vultures looking for a deal

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14. Lucky thing for you, too, wench! When you knifed that Stygian officer, you forfeited Zarallo's favor and protection, and you outlawed yourself with the Stygians

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15. People that carry out barbaric acts such as those in West Wales have forfeited the right to be treated as equal members of our society

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16. a lot of lunch breaks forfeited

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17. We had to fire the missiles or Luther will think we forfeited and come after us, hurry

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18. the Damascus Road and afterward, that Paul so readily forfeited his life-long regime of strict

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19. Not, you understand, that I held any respect for the Japanese nation as I felt that they had forfeited any right to that with their attitude to the practice of war in general, and their treatment of prisoners of war in particular, but the enormity of this atomic destruction was beyond the rules of War- or even Humanity, as was the impossible-to-believe glimpse into the abyss which was afforded by the photographs from Germany of the liberation of the camps

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20. our forfeited freedom? Where are the patriots? Where lives our

21. His unwillingness to sanction any withdrawal forfeited any chance of stabilising the front, Manstein maintained the Old Prussian tradition of speaking frankly, and expressed his criticism forcibly

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22. “He has forfeited,” Sheaar said

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23. “The instant you enter the manor, your life is forfeited

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24. What right do you have to use a life that is already forfeited to me, to exchange for the antidote?”

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25. Juko smiled slightly, "I fear that you will have forfeited your Rudus

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26. grudges, then I afraid that your parents’ life will be forfeited!”

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27. Yes, he had forfeited the round

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28. forfeited revenue, and lost customers

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29. sleep to be interrupted, and during the day she forfeited

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30. According to province law, if a legal heir hadn’t come forward by the end of 24 years, all rights would have been forfeited and the house and estate reverted back to Marcus Canossa

31. According to provence law, if a legal heir hadn't been found at the end of 24 years, all your legal rights would have been forfeited and the house and estate reverted to any remaining legal heirs to be appointed by Marcus Canossa

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32. is not heeded then the amount initially paid is forfeited or lost by the prospective

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33. investor and the shares are said to be forfeited

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34. and forfeited pledges weakens your confidence in

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35. We confess we have forfeited thy favour, we have rendered ourselves utterly unworthy of it; yet we are humbly bold to pray for it in the name of Jesus Christ, who loved us, and gave himself for us

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36. It is the gratuitous invention of theologians who have forfeited the

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37. invention of theologians who have forfeited the claim to be listened to in that matter by

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38. ‘Abraham’s seed’ and thus the potential heirs, they forfeited their inheritance of the kingdom by

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39. gratuitous invention of theologians who have forfeited the claim to be

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40. He had forfeited the right to any feelings for me the moment we walked into that warehouse

41. the gratuitous invention of theologians who have forfeited the claim to be listened to in that matter by

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42. And death as the capital punishment, legalized on the statutes of all civilized nations of the world, is the highest punishment man can inflict—or so recognized,—being the deprivation of life, the first source of all pleasures and enjoyments, and recognized as being forfeited for certain crimes

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43. It is the gratuitous invention of theologians who have forfeited the claim to be listened to in that matter by their perverse departure from the record

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44. Although they were beyond question ‘the sons of the kingdom’ because they were ‘Abraham’s seed’ and thus the potential heirs, they forfeited their inheritance of the kingdom by unbelief

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45. And death as the capital punishment, legalized on the statutes of all civilized nations of the world, is the highest punishment man can inflict—or so recognized,–being the deprivation of life, the first source of all pleasures and enjoyments, and recognized as being forfeited for certain crimes

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46. ” When that day comes it will be obvious in a high sense to the countless millions of spectators, that it is no more difficult for God to destroy the individual than to create him, and that the forfeited life will be wiped out

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47. I had forfeited any power on my part to act with

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48. It is the spiritual renewal of God's holy image, and with it the concurrent bestowment of that literal eternal life in body and soul which was annexed to the right to the Tree of Life in Paradise, and which was forfeited by sin

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49. For here was met together man that could die, and God that could overcome death; sufficient to atone the offended Majesty, and procure that life might be diffused and spread itself to all that should unite with Him, whereby they might become "living stones," a spiritual temple, again capable of that Divine Presence which they had forfeited, and whereof they were forsaken

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50. When, therefore, objectors ask—Would a man who has suffered temporal death have suffered 'punishment eternal’? We reply—Certainly not; for it was only a short life which was forfeited here

51. 'For as by the disobedience of the one man, who was originally moulded from virgin soil, the many were made sinners, and forfeited life; so was it necessary that, by the obedience of one man, who was originally born from a virgin, many should be justified and receive salvation

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52. If man was not created absolutely immortal—if Adam by his sin lost the prospect of immortality and glory both for himself and his descendants—if the redemption which is in Christ Jesus be regarded as the free gift of righteousness and of life eternal to all repenting sinners in a world which has forfeited its life forever—then, indeed, the gospel shines forth in an effulgence of grace fitted to inspire wonder, adoration, and endless thanksgiving, at once in the race whom He saves from dying, and who had no claim to be made immortal, and in all other intelligent beings

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53. Sancho ran to his ass to get something wherewith to clean himself, and relieve his master, out of his alforjas; but not finding them, he well-nigh took leave of his senses, and cursed himself anew, and in his heart resolved to quit his master and return home, even though he forfeited the wages of his service and all hopes of the promised island

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54. If this, then, was a heathen's feeling about friendship, how much more should it be a Christian's, who knows that the divine must not be forfeited for the sake of any human friendship? And if a friend should go so far as to put aside his duty to Heaven to fulfil his duty to his friend, it should not be in matters that are trifling or of little moment, but in such as affect the friend's life and honour

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55. But he would almost rather have forfeited the prize than have to tell his father

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56. And still they remain in the city; there they are, ready to sting and fully armed, and some of them owe money, some have forfeited their citizenship; a third class are in both predicaments; and they hate and conspire against those who have got their property, and against everybody else, and are eager for revolution

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57. I foresaw that, being convicted, his possessions would be forfeited to the Crown

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58. The post was lucrative, the salary usefully supplemented by gifts, bribes, and percentages skimmed off the top of fines and forfeited bail money

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59. That part of me which I had the power of projecting, had lately been much exercised and nourished; it had seemed to me of late as though the body of Edward Hyde had grown in stature, as though (when I wore that form) I were conscious of a more generous tide of blood; and I began to spy a danger that, if this were much prolonged, the balance of my nature might be permanently overthrown, the power of voluntary change be forfeited, and the character of Edward Hyde become irrevocably mine

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60. You see that even a villain and murderer can inspire such affection that his brother turns to suicide when he learns that his neck is forfeited

61. If you fail me, then my honor as well as my position are forever forfeited

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62. The doctor, pathetically enough, believed that he had forfeited the right to be indignant with any one—for anything

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63. He had forfeited them all, forever

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64. She might in truth have safely trusted him now; but he had forfeited her confidence for the time, and she kept on the ground progressing thoughtfully, as if wondering whether it would be wiser to return home

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65. The reporter’s story would chronicle my husbandly exhaustion (his drawn face telling of too many nights forfeited to fear) and the Elliotts’ relief (the two parents cling to each other as they wait for their only child to be officially returned to them)

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66. You’re already lost! Your soul is forfeited!

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67. The result is that a zero-cost collar may not require us to pay any net premium, but it has a cost in that the protection received doesn’t begin as quickly as the upside appreciate sold is forfeited

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68. In this world the penalty is less equal than could be wished; but without presuming to look forward to a juster appointment hereafter, we may fairly consider a man of sense, like Henry Crawford, to be providing for himself no small portion of vexation and regret: vexation that must rise sometimes to self-reproach, and regret to wretchedness, in having so requited hospitality, so injured family peace, so forfeited his best, most estimable, and endeared acquaintance, and so lost the woman whom he had rationally as well as passionately loved

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69. He paid her only the compliment of attention; and she felt a respect for him on the occasion, which the others had reasonably forfeited by their shameless want of taste

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70. "My life is forfeited

71. There stood the pilot, his life forfeited by any failure tending to bring disaster upon the lugger; and it was a good guarantee

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72. [This bill provides for the remission of penalties incurred by the captains and owners of vessels which have been compelled to take on board emigrants from Cuba, with their slaves, the landing of the latter in the United States having, under present laws, forfeited the vessels and cargoes and fined the persons concerned

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73. Newton moved a new section for the relief of Foster and Girard, of New York, whose ship had been forfeited under the law prohibiting the importation of slaves

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74. In the first place, by making the proclamation of the President, declaring that the French edicts had ceased to violate our neutral commerce on the first day of November last, the only evidence of that fact; and in the second place, by authorizing the officers of the army and navy to enter ships, dwelling-houses, stores, or any other place, to search for and seize merchandise suspected of being imported contrary to law, and making a donation of the boon so seized to the wretch who should be hardy enough, in defiance of all moral obligation, thus to rob his neighbor; and in the third place, by declaring all merchandise so seized in the Northern section of the Union, adjoining the British provinces, to be forfeited, unless by a palpable inversion of the rule of evidence in all other cases, and even in this case, adopted in all other sections of the Union, he is able to prove that the merchandise was legally imported and the duties paid—with many other provisions, all of which have been laid before this House, in the first bill on the subject reported by the Committee of Foreign Relations, the details of which are too well recollected to need pointing out, or to be suffered to meet a public investigation at this time

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