Sentence examples for end of losing from inspiring English sources

They're on the end of losing their benefits because they're running out of time or running out of any grants or any kind of time to get to extend their pay, so they're falling off the payroll".

At the end of "Losing Our Country" (column, June 10), Paul Krugman notes the main reason we have already lost or, at best, are currently losing our country: a majority of us now live by and support the politics of greed.

A review in The Arts Desk read: "The tradition of bringing over a Broadway baby or two... presumably explained a late appearance by a still-luminous Bernadette Peters, who reached the very high note at the end of 'Losing My Mind' often not attempted by interpreters of that particular Sondheim song".

Two television interviews appeared on Icelandic television yesterday to explain. the modus operendi of the IMF is to "stretch out payments as long as possible, until you've already sold off your natural resources, you've already privatized your public domain and sold it off, you've already foreclosed on homes, and then at the very end of losing everything, then you realize you can't pay".

They were able to shuttle him off to the minors for a bit, but now he is back, available at the bitter end of lost games.

Now they wait, anxiously, to see if he can end his run of losing finals.

Murphy, the latest candidate to declare, has pledged to end the streak of "losing Labour" in Scotland.

I want to end that period of losing Labour here in Scotland, starting with the UK general election in 2015".

Finger-pointing at the end of a losing campaign is traditional and to a large degree predictable, as Mr. McCain himself acknowledged in a prescient interview in July.

By midweek, the former governor was sharply criticizing his rival: "For Senator Robb to make that charge in the desperate end of a losing campaign is pathetic".

Or gamblers who, at the end of a losing day, bet on a long shot?