Sentence examples for had lost down from inspiring English sources

Gregg Covin, a developer building Ten Museum Park, a downtown high-rise overlooking Biscayne Bay, said that none of his buyers had lost down payments, but that 45 out of 200 had resold their units before closing, often at the same price they paid in 2003 and to so-called vulture investors looking to scoop up multiple units at pre-boom prices.

St Johnstone manager Tommy Wright: "Away from home in the cup is always going to be difficult even though we've got a great record down here, it's eleven years or something since we've lost down here.

Three weeks into captivity, Webb had lost 25 pounds — down to 105, on her 5-foot-7-inch frame — and shook with fever from two strains of malaria.

Though she had lost her down payment and ruined her credit, Ms. Garcia said she was thrilled to get out of the property.

Brisby began the Patriots' training camp as a starter, but after he was released, Drew Bledsoe -- Brisby's quarterback for the last seven years -- said in an interview that Brisby was cut because he had lost speed down the sideline.

At 200 metres his fingers had lost all blood down to the first knuckle.

When West led the diamond king, the English declarer, Letts, was not tempted by the spade finesse, because if it had lost, he would have gone down immediately.

Down, who had lost their two previous Christy Cup final appearances in 2005 and 2009, drew level three minutes from the end with a Johnny McCusker point.

Mr. Bush had lost weight as well, down to 189 pounds from the 194 pounds he had carried on his six-foot frame on the campaign trail.

He'd met someone from two floors down who had lost $100 — a fortune, it seemed — online.

Her long blond hair had lost its spring and trailed down her back; she'd tied it with a repurposed rubber band.