Sentence examples for at a lose from inspiring English sources
There are women and men of all ages involved in this movement – at a Lose the Lads' mags protest in York, for instance, I met an activist who had been at the women's liberation conference in 1978.
"I don't look at it as a losing cause.
First, they can save you from throwing additional resources at a losing proposition.
More than five years after the credit crunch, Britain is looking at a lost decade *at least*.
Was it possible that the professor was looking at a lost moving image of the great French novelist?
" 'The Illusionist' is both a modest homage to its writer and a melancholy look at a lost world," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times in December.
She took Baker's incredible new work and lived it so fully that I was at a lost for words, really, except for two: Thank you.
However, the branch starting at a loses stability via a period-doubling bifurcation (PD in panel B) at (Capprox0.177).
It's a better choice than throwing more tax dollars at a lost cause.
But for now, Choquequirao rewards the adventurous few who make it there with an intimate look at a lost city that almost seems never to have been found.
