Sentence examples for has lost from from inspiring English sources
There is a sort of narrative of loss in the unionist community, a sense that it has lost from the peace process.
These events, costing tens of thousands, have replaced some of the business Trump has lost from groups that are now shying away from his brand.
I'm trying to think of times it's Federer has lost from this position - I can't think of anything more than against Tsonga at Wimbledon in 2011 and Djokovic in the US Open in 2011.
But now journalism's primary home is the internet, and nobody knows how to replace even a tiny fraction of the profits the industry has lost from diminishing print ads.
And no-one's drunk and bitter yet 'cos no-one has lost – from opening number "Moving Pictures," by Frozen's "Let It Go" writers Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez "Our next presenter [Dakota Johnson] is not only the star of the record breaker for biggest February premiere ever, 50 Shades of Grey, she's also the reason you had to explain to your grandmother what a spanking bench is".
Sleep rhythms are re-established and the five pounds Barry has lost from touring slowly return, just in time to head back out to share their songs with growing numbers of fans.
Barça paid a high ransom for a player it had lost from its academy.
The pitch was always likely to ease, but England have lost from many similar positions.
What you've lost from your wallet is either a $10 bill or a $10 movie ticket which you had purchased last night for the movie.
By the time his body was found he had lost from 80 to 100 pounds.His feet were badly frostbitten.
