Sentence examples for even lost that from inspiring English sources

Ford used to be Homer Simpson, but he's now even lost that eye-rolling, rude humor.

The Hart quads, on the other hand, have had to share the use of a 1994 Nissan and until recently, they had even lost that.

In Korea, they even lost that.

In the mid-18th century, Lord Chesterfield wrote that he knew "a gentleman who was so good a manager of his time that he would not even lose that small portion of it which the call of nature obliged him to pass in the necessary-house; but gradually went through all the Latin poets, in those moments".

It's not rational to spend that much money to send your young kids to child care when one parent can stay home, not even losing that much salary, and often feel better about the choice.

"Even though I lost that weight, my date of birth didn't change," he said.

At the end, even if I lost that final in Australia, I felt happy to be involved in that match.

But it's not all bleak: even if America lost that ideal somewhere along the way, Doc and a handful of characters preserve it a version of it.

"England must move the ball quicker" "England were a lot better against Portugal even though they lost that game.

So is Hillary Clinton's 2008 ad with a telephone ringing at 3 a.m., even though she lost that primary campaign to Barack Obama.

She wouldn't -- couldn't -- answer the questions; she wanted to talk about energy, which she's supposed to know something about, but she even lost on that.