Sentence examples for going lose from inspiring English sources
If you are going lose, Stanton said, this was the way to lose, a one-sided game easily forgotten.
Several said they felt dread when the officials initially signaled touchdown and defensive tackle Chris Canty said it was "a sickening feeling" to think that the Giants were going lose a game they once led by 23 points.
In late August 1974, Major General John E Murray, whose job it was to maintain the supplies the South Vietnamese army needed to function, wrote flatly that "without proper support the RVNAF (Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces) are going lose, maybe not next week, or next month, but after the year they are going to".
"We're going lose an organizer -- but it's not really so much about the organizer as it is about the people we're able to help.
Salon's Bill Curry believes "Hillary Clinton is going lose," primarily because millions of voters longing for a truly progressive candidate will nominate Sanders.
"I got it going, lost it, got it going, lost it and then got it going," Woods said.
But Armstrong regrouped and kept going, losing no time over all.
He said: "I got it going, lost it, got it going, lost it and then got it going.
Currently touring: Go lose yourself and catch a show.
Oh yeah, I'll go "lose my memory".
