Sentence examples for dread losing from inspiring English sources

When the young face death, they dread losing what they haven't had.

Chances are it's just … When the elderly face death, they dread losing what they've had.

When the elderly face death, they dread losing what they've had.

American Indians may dread losing their identity in the white man's world, but here is a counterproposal: Instead of us rubbing off on you, what if you could rub off on us?

The work continues to absorb me, I am never not thinking about it, but I no longer dread losing my absorption through exposure to that illusion, the real world.

How to keep ahead when all around dread losing games?

Normally, it is the parent who dreads losing the child, but the answer makes sense if you take it to mean "killing you with grief".

In New Hampshire, which dreads losing tourism money to Massachusetts, lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow up to four casinos there.

But this understanding did not make its effect upon my childhood significantly less intense: I loved my mother and dreaded losing her.

At that period, I was completely isolated, and in the network of problems and accumulation of difficulties I often dreaded losing my bearings, and also my confidence.

What thrummed just beneath the surface of its first half was a terrible sense of dread – the dread of losing a child, and the dread of finding a child murdered, or (perhaps even worse) of never knowing what had happened to them.