Sentence examples for asked I lost from inspiring English sources

By the fourth time in three hours she asked, I lost it and just screamed, in front of 14 other guests and about 50 patrons of the restaurant, "WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU, YOU DRUNK ASSHOLE?

At this point, faced with Professor Chomsky's repeated and apparently wilful failure to grasp the simple points I was making or answer the simple questions I was asking, I almost lost the will to live.

She cross-examined herself: What, she asked, have I lost?

Reviewing these developments, David Hearst asks, "Is America losing Turkey?" Doug Bandow thinks that it would be a good idea if America did lose Turkey.

Leaving aside the question of why the diagnosis should require three rather than two or four behavioral outbursts in 12 months (or, for that matter, in six or 18 months), a question must be asked: Is the habit of losing one's temper and destroying things or hurting people really a medical condition?

"Well, why do you keep asking, 'Have I lost my teeth?'" I snap back at her.

We still didn't talk about my mother much – he still didn't ask – but I lost my terror of the subject.

People ask me how I lost weight, and the answer is not that simple.

"People wouldn't ask me how I lost my leg anymore -- instead they'd say, 'I like your leg.

"If you asked me last summer when I lost all those players, I would have said this was a dead duck, but it certainly isn't," he said.

Not knowing she would live to see her 83rd birthday as a child, I often asked myself "what if" I lost my mother.