Sentence examples for cannot lose it from inspiring English sources

Rather it means that its holder cannot lose it temporarily or permanently by bad conduct or by voluntarily giving it up.

You cannot lose it, ever.

When you play a big game, you cannot lose it in the first ten or 15 minutes, so we have to be focused.

A little to her own surprise Davenport recaptured the world No 1 ranking last October which she has held ever since, and after yesterday's win over Clijsters she cannot lose it this week.

Property is physical, you can kick it and whatever happens you cannot lose it overnight.' However, Corbett admits the market cannot keep going at its current speed, and there are signs that things are changing.

In fact, they are freer than those who can sin: "someone who has what is fitting and expedient in such a way that he cannot lose it is freer than someone who has it in such a way that he can lose it and be seduced into what is unfitting and inexpedient" (DLA 1).

We cannot afford to lose it.

And while it was never the cure for a curriculum that fails to produce any meaningful understanding of colonialism, slavery and the independence movements of the global south, now more than ever we cannot afford to lose it.

We have always said that HS2 would suck economic activity away from places which cannot afford to lose it and the hidden part of this report backs that up too".

"Dreamland is a precious asset, not just for people in Thanet, but the whole country and we cannot afford to lose it".

And we cannot afford to lose it.