Sentence examples for experience losing from inspiring English sources

"You want to be a coach," Anita Scott told her husband, "then you need to experience losing".

It's an experience I don't want anyone to have to experience, losing that lead on the back nine of a major.

The universality that was the basis of The Year of Magical Thinking no longer applies: losing a spouse is a common aspect of human experience; losing a child is not.

One in particular is not entirely unexpected if you have read any coming-of- age YA novel, but then again it relates to what is in all likelihood a universal human experience: losing faith in adults you have mythologised.

Clinton, according to some people, seemed to experience losing not just as an electoral defeat but as a personal rejection by a large number of those whom he had courted; he took it so much to heart that he seemed emotionally undone.

From personal experience, losing your phone (especially a smartphone) can be both frustrating and expensive.

Years of training and experience lost.

The specialist service there, with decades of experience, lost the tender to a housing association.

In the first round, the team whose players had more cumulative playoff experience lost seven of the eight series.

Now, with the first round completed, these are the results: Detroit (1,495 games of playoff experience) lost to Nashville (608).

She lost a child while giving birth, and in that experience lost God and gained unwanted knowledge of death.