Sentence examples for had lost from from inspiring English sources

Barça paid a high ransom for a player it had lost from its academy.

By morning, as the storm reached Nova Scotia, electricity had been restored to all but about 300 homes, and towns along the cape were assessing how much holiday business they had lost from the originally grim forecast.

Mr. Lenza said it was too soon to tell how much business Northwest had lost from being shut out of Expedia, which sells 2 to 3percentt of the airline tickets in the country.

Rather than thinking about another time, she'd won from a set down, he said, she would be thinking about when she had lost from a set up, and she would put Capriati in that position in her mind.

The star receiver had been suspended, the star quarterback was still trying to figure out how much blood he had lost from a chest injury, every member of the offensive line was injured and the Patriots were 1-3.

Atlético, after all, have the league's best away record, had lost from a winning position only once and had conceded more then one on just two occasions in the league – each time against Barcelona, the club that was alone responsible for a third of the goals Atlético had conceded all year.

The pitch was always likely to ease, but England have lost from many similar positions.

You don't lose from your opponent, you have lost from yourself.

"The time I would have lost from work," he said, "I didn't mind paying at all".

What this assemblage has in common is hard to surmise, but it's not anything we've lost from the popular conversation.

There is a sort of narrative of loss in the unionist community, a sense that it has lost from the peace process.