Sentence examples for I lost on from inspiring English sources

Everything in the world I had I put on it and God knows how much I lost on that one match.

He participated in one satire: Weird Al Yankovic's "I Lost on Jeopardy!," which includes the line "Just tell me now, Don Pardo, what I didn't win".

"I'll be thinking about friends I lost on Operation Herrick 12. They're the ones that'll be in my mind".

But I lost on the charcuterie.

"I've got to win back some of the money I lost on the game," he said.

"It will stand as a testament to my friends and partners who I lost on the 11th of September".

If I lose on the roundabouts, I get my own back on the swings.

"Sure I lose on clay, but I also lose on grass, too!" The difference between tennis played on clay and on grass courts is subtle but simple: the ball bounces higher and slower on clay than on grass.

Tomorrow [Sunday] I'll try to limit the time I lose on the best riders and then we'll see.

"If I lose on Wednesday and I am out of the Champions League I won't feel good but [no] more than that," he said.

If I get lost on the way, I'll need to ask someone for directions.