Sentence examples for ever lost one from inspiring English sources

"I've only ever lost one of these," Watts says.

"In hundreds of cases, no-one's ever lost one," Landis said.

Bernard Loiseau, the chef and owner of La Côte d'Or, once told a fellow-chef that if he ever lost one of his Michelin stars he would kill himself.

England had never won a competitive match in Germany and Germany – West Germany before unification – had only ever lost one World Cup qualifier, out of 61 played, and that was a dead rubber played away from home.

Pollsters place Bachmann as an outsider in the Republican leadership nomination but opponents should be wary; Bachmann has only ever lost one election in her life and that was for a local school board.

New Zealand won the first four Junior World Cups, beating England in the final on three occasions, and have only ever lost one, to South Africa last year.

If you ever lose one of your devices, you can simply deauthorize it from another phone or tablet.

"If I had ever lost the one I had, the locksmith would be out here for a week, and I still would not have that crest," she said.

Households lost 9percentt of their wealth in the last three months of 2008, the most ever lost in one quarter in the 57-year history of record keeping by the central bank.

Six months ago, we taxpayers began bailing out AIG with more than $140 billion, and then it went and lost $61.7 billion in the fourth quarter, more than any other company in history had ever lost in one quarter.

"I thought, 'Oh my God, what would I ever do if I lost one of my children?' " To give purpose to his pain, he's tried unsuccessfully to get the city of Santa Monica to erect a permanent marker at the crash site--a reminder that drinking and driving is a lethal combination.