Sentence examples for have lost off from inspiring English sources

In 2010 Somerset have lost off the last ball of the Twenty20 final against Hampshire at the Rose Bowl; today they were within 40 minutes of winning the championship, the one they really wanted.

But prominent alt-weeklies like the Boston Phoenix have shut down in recent years, while the Village Voice and other outlets have lost or laid off some of their best-known writers.

When Manning was in the throes of that stretch, his former coach Tony Dungy rejected the notion that Manning might have lost something off his throws, that perhaps age (34) was catching up with him, that his mechanics may be damaged.

Most septugenarian singers have lost something off their range or have their pipes clogged with phlegm or other assorted crap.

"Our hearts go out today to the families who have lost children – off the coasts, on the shores, and along the roadsides of Europe.

Labour argues that average families are worse off, having lost out through VAT rises and benefit cuts.

Last season, Grayson's side finished fifth and were then knocked out in the play-off semi-finals by Rotherham - the ninth time they have lost in the play-offs.

Brighton, who have never played in the Premier League, have lost in the play-offs in two successive seasons.

And he warned of the pitfalls of thinking too far ahead in a league where Cardiff have lost in the play-offs the last three years in a row.

I've spent time with grieving mothers who have lost their children, laid-off workers whose jobs have gone to other countries, and people from all walks of life who just want a better future.

My weight has stayed much the same but I have lost three inches off my belly.