Sentence examples for good at losing from inspiring English sources

ITALY is a country that is good at losing prime ministers, indeed good at losing entire governments, but profoundly bad at losing lesser ministers.

I'm not very good at losing.

Slow hand clap at being good at losing weight, what a success story.

"But I was really good at losing weight and running," he said.

Now they are good at losing in the playoffs as well, having turned the trick four times since 1984.

There is no denying that Democratic candidates have been particularly good at losing over the past 40 years, which is why there are so many of them in the misery circle.

"We knew without that preparation we had a good shot at losing the game," he said.

But if what the naysayers were telling me was true, then I stood a chance at losing a good portion of my readership by crossing into LGBT--or as I now refer to it, by writing out of the closet.

I can't tell you dates, I can't see faces; I'm no good at finding lost treasures or interpreting your dreams.

It was a good reaction to losing at Newcastle and a good chance for players to have more minutes.

Now in his early 80's, Mr. Thielemans, the jazz harmonica player, remains in good shape, losing wind only at the end of a long string of notes.