Sentence examples for early loser from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, an early loser in the "who-wants-to-be-prince" contest is brutally murdered by the organizers.

Andy Murray, another early loser here, confirmed that he will play two matches at The Boodles exhibition tournament at Stoke Park in Buckinghamshire next week.

JAALUNI, Oman -- One early loser in Oman's rush to boost dwindling oil production is a doe-eyed, snowy-white creature that medieval storytellers tended to mistake for a unicorn.

Netscape's Communications' Marc Andreessen, still only 27, was an early winner and early loser in the Internet.

Compaq looked like an early loser after the company warned that the euro would hurt its fourth-quarter profits.

The Australian Open has bowed to player pressure and increased prize money for early losers at the season's opening grand slam.

All the participants, from the early losers to the leaders, in groups and then solo, gave concert tours in virtually every town in Spain.

Now environmentalists unexpectedly find themselves offering guarded praise, while some of the president's allies in industry feel they are early losers.

The industry representatives, who see themselves as early losers, have circulated a view that Mr. Bush's presidency might not be as much of a departure from his predecessor's as hoped.

Indeed, the sport at this competition that seemingly can't shoot straight lies in touting the underlings: trying to determine which of the early losers or also-rans might emerge with the big career almost infallibly denied to most of the nominal winners.

The French Open, Wimbledon and the United States Open responded with larger-than-usual increases, weighted toward early-round losers.