he's lost it

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Get out there and tell the world he's lost it".

The man without his bladder (he doesn't know he's lost it) has a terrible secret.

"It doesn't take long for people to move on to the next page, so to speak, in the game and say, 'Well, he's lost it,' " Berkman said.

If he only wins three out of four slams in a year, everyone says he's lost it, he is on the way out.

For the last 10 years I've found myself defending Amis against charges that he's lost it, and when I read [Yellow Dog] I felt somewhat cheated.

After retrieving her car from McLaughlln Chevy, Louise meets Dan at the Strongheart, a diner in Stone City Dan has had a key made for her, but he's lost it.

A smart man with Alzheimer's, painfully aware that he's losing it, he lays down, for Dylan's sake, some elementary life lessons.

"When he's losing, it's Milton".

Now he's losing it".

He's losing it, in super-slow motion.

"Everyone took it as a young coach in over his head — he's losing it, he can't handle it," Leonhard says.