Sentence examples for as lost because from inspiring English sources

Still, they're just as lost because they're afraid to be their own heritage.

Missing from the debate, however, are the cities that have bid for the golden prize but lost – because, as the golfing great Walter Hagen once remarked, "no one remembers who came in second".

As Mr Anwar has summed it up, "It's an election that we consider fraudulent and the election commission has failed".In the end, however, Pakatan lost because, as ever, it could not crack open the "fixed deposits" of Barisan seats in the Borneo states of Sarawak and Sabah, which together account for about 20% of the seats.

Feinstein took the opportunity to tout Boxer's accomplishment's on Capitol Hill, telling reporters it would be "tragic" if Boxer lost because, as a veteran Senator and Chair of the Committee on Environment and Public Works, she's in a position of relative power.

"As far as losing because of what George says," said Torre, pausing and shrugging, "I think losing is enough of a torture for us".

-- Because you are as lost, insecure and confused as the rabbit itself.

Think how much individual player, as well as position data, is lost because the league isn't wired.

Turning, but as the utterly lost —    because addicted — do:    resigned all over again.

Turning,but as the utterly lost —    because addicted — do:   resigned all over again.

"But I have to regard it as two points lost because we played against 10 men for 40 minutes.

As he said to me once, That's all garbage_   down the river, now._ Turning,but as the utterly lost —    because addicted — do:   resigned all over again.