Sentence examples for event has lost from inspiring English sources

But the event has lost much of its luster.

The organizers seemed undaunted — a low head count does not necessarily mean an event has lost money.

The event has lost its primary corporate sponsor.

It wasn't the first time that such an event had lost a scheduled venue.

His would-be rescuers, who in any event had lost the required redcoats somewhere in the desert, took one look at the dervish-occupied town and fled.

The 19-year-old beat America's Basir Sabeti to reach the main event, having lost a qualifying match against Canada's top seed, Xavier Therien.

Much was made of the fact only two of the world's top 25 were present this week and Graeme McDowell put the boot in further by suggesting the event had "lost its prestige". .

After all, they had never won a global one-day tournament, had been knocked out of the previous two World Twenty20s in the last eight and arrived at the event having lost six of their previous 10 games in the sport's shortest format.

"Normally there is quite a time gap before such books start to appear, so the reconstruction of events has lost some of its bite".

She continued: "I also wonder if large-scale events have lost some of their luster.

Murray and Mirnyi have won just one title and have not yet made a mark at the Grand Slam events, having lost in the first round at both the Australian and French Opens.