Sentence examples for both losing in a from inspiring English sources

The Jets played both, losing in a rout to the Rams and splitting their two games with the Patriots.

In many cases, particularly involving films of the 1930s and earlier, first-generation material no longer exists (the negatives of "King Kong" and "Citizen Kane," for example, were both lost in a fire), and the movies survive only in copies many generations removed from the original.

You're both lost in a mental labyrinth and barely functioning.

Both lost in the general election.

Both are lost in a subset of CPM patients.

Quaint but faintly creepy, like a film set for a Disney production of Rumpelstiltskin, the place felt both unreal and lost in a timewarp.

It was a screenplay slated to be an 80s grindhouse film with an accompanying early-synth soundtrack, but both were pronounced lost in a fire in 1984.

Both properties were lost in a mutant Tat protein (F38A) that is deficient in HIV transactivation.

Both sides have less to lose in a ruling that's limited to DOMA.

Celebrity interviews are often prosaic or, worse still, completely saccharine affairs where both interviewer and interviewee become lost in a mutual haze of self-promotion.

Both sides have a lot to lose in a trade war.