Sentence examples for between losing from inspiring English sources

The United States took third place, defeating England by 67 in the playoff between losing semifinalists.

There is a big difference between losing a limb at 21 and at 70.

Exam boards navigate between losing the trust of universities and losing the patronage of schools.

These days, Mr. Meyers, 44, says he splits most of his time between "losing golf balls and losing sailboat races".

As Mr Chávez scales back spending he will have to choose between losing influence abroad or losing popularity at home.

"It's a hard line" between losing just enough at the right rate and losing too much too fast, he said.

There are those — like Ogilvy's chip-in at the 71st hole at Winged Foot two years ago — that are the difference between losing and winning.

CELTICS 114, WIZARDS 81 In a game between losing teams playing out the string, Boston outhustled the Wizards and led from start to finish at Washington.

Pink Floyd's new leadership took a couple of albums to bed in, as did Mercury Rev, between losing a vocalist and creating their 1998 masterpiece, Deserter's Songs.

There is all the difference between losing by a few points and crashing out so badly it takes ­another three elections to ­recover.

Taking the first step to ask is difficult, but advice from an expert early on can make the difference between losing your home and keeping it".