Sentence examples for are losing on from inspiring English sources
"That one to me is kind of like cheating, because you are losing on purpose; you're trying to get in an easier group so you can win and dominate," said Allison Peter, a 200-meter sprinter from the Virgin Islands.
We are the Syrians who are losing on a daily basis because of these politics.
They then ask for money from those that are losing on the contract and give it to those that are profiting.
"The reality is that our enemies are losing on the battlefield, and they will seek any opportunity to damage us," Mr. Panetta said.
"The terrorists are losing on the field of battle, so they are fighting this war through the pictures we see on television," he said on March 13th, the same day the ABC story aired.
This is history in the making, well told.IN THE SHADOW OF THE PROPHET.By Milton Viorst.Anchor; 368 pages; $24.95MILTON VIORST, a writer on the Middle East, worries that the Arabs are losing on the global racetrack.
Your proofs are lost on us.
The details are lost on me.
Terms like violence and insecurity are lost on me.
They certainly seemed to be losing on the Web.
— The irony was lost on no one.
