Sentence examples for better losing from inspiring English sources

Tonight, they looked better losing.

Hiddink fared even better, losing only once, coaxing the team to the Champions League semifinals and winning the F.A. Cup.

In 2004, Bush did much better, losing independent voters by one point, but carrying the Electoral College by 286-251 and winning the popular vote by 3 million.

But large-cap funds with average holdings of at least $25 billion held up slightly better — losing 14.7 percent in the quarter, according to the fund tracker Morningstar.

Across the rest of the women's titles, Heat, Best and Glamour all saw double-digit falls in circulation, while Closer magazine fared slightly better, losing 8% of its circulation as did Hello, down 5% and Bella which was down 4%.

Black households fared better, losing only 18percentt of their wealth holdings compared to the 31.3 percent loss experienced by Hispanic households.

But when your moment comes, as Eminem recommends, "You better lose yourself in the music".

"People tell me, you better lose weight if you want to run for mayor," Mr. Catsimatidis joked, with a nod toward his protruding belly.

To make sure I understood, he tossed off a few slogans in the direction he thought the business ought to be heading: "Sleep better, lose weight".

If this custom gaming rig from Tiger Direct and EA doesn't play Crysis, someone better lose their job.

In short, we'd better lose that bronze medal.