Sentence examples for has either lost from inspiring English sources

"We have the kids doing anything and everything wild and crazy," warned Godfrey, who has either lost or forgotten his last name.

It looks a lot like he has either lost his focus or is no longer completely in love with the game.

A fair amount of eating and drinking takes place during the holidays, but I pity the cynic who has either lost sight of, or scoffs at, the value of a ritual dinner.

A far cry from his more familiar role as extrovert frontman with the 11-piece folk big band Bellowhead, the Folk Song a Day concept has already attracted accusations that Boden has either lost his marbles or become a shameless self-publicist.

At the same time, 55% say that they know a colleague who has either lost his or her job or will do so "in the near future".

Awake won't be an easy sell, because it's somewhat downbeat and more than a little foggy: Isaacs' character has either lost his wife or his son or, to get even more metaphysical, perhaps both.

They have either lost their souls, or never had one at all.

Migrants have either lost their jobs or taken jobs with lower pay.

Several million have either lost their homes to foreclosure during the recession or are in imminent danger of losing them.

"The homeless are people who have either lost everything or have given up on everything," he continued.

Many older women having IVF babies have either lost a child tragically or have yearned for decades to have one.