Sentence examples for have it all to lose from inspiring English sources

They lead after eight races, so have it all to lose.

Atlético Madrid, the team who had nothing to lose all season, have it all to lose for the first time.

Dundee, by virtue of their budget and their slender lead, have it all to lose.

This year the title race has again come down to the last weekend of the season and, just like 12 months ago, it is Chelsea Ladies who have it all to lose.

Michael has it all to lose, because he's led the championship for most of the season and may be the one who has to field all the pressure.

The side that takes an early lead in the polls is often the most vulnerable to complacency and has it all to lose, often underestimating the scale of the challenge they face, No campaigners will tell you.

But Arsenal have it all to do after they lost 3-1 at Rennes - Sokratis was sent-off too.

That was certainly the case for Justyn Larcombe, 44, a former major in the Army, who seemed to have it all, then lost it.

Mayweather, meanwhile, has got it all to lose.

In our rush to have it all, we have lost sight of the fact that in reality that's impossible, and that something has to give.

He had it all, lost it all, and has to live with that.