Sentence examples for heavily lost from inspiring English sources

His bravura in the Commons helped win him the party's leadership election in 1990; he resigned as leader in 2000 after the SNP heavily lost the first Scottish devolution election in 1999.

"It was weird because we lost very heavily, lost the Grand Slam but then got awarded the trophy.

Speaking at the launch of his initiative to encourage young people to play cricket, Vaughan said: "When you get beat so heavily, losing every session, every day - losing, losing, losing - then it's got to have an effect.

I hemorrhaged heavily, losing three pints of blood, and went back in on June 12.

The Australians suffered heavily, losing two section commanders killed and a dozen men wounded in the first few minutes.

In doing so, they suffered one killed and nine wounded, while the attacking Japanese had suffered heavily, losing 58 men killed.

As the advance stalled on their left, the battalion was caught in a German counterattack and suffered heavily, losing 369 men killed or wounded, out of the 621 men involved.

Over the course of the first week the battalion was involved in establishing the beachhead and suffered heavily, losing five officers and 179 men killed or died of wounds.

Walsh, by then an observer at US Eighth Army headquarters, was urgently posted to resume command of 3 RAR following Green's death, however he was relieved of his position by Coad just six days later in the wake of the Battle of Pakchon on 5 November that cost the battalion heavily, losing 12 killed and 64 wounded despite killing 200 Chinese.

He had bet heavily and lost at the tables.

She drank very heavily and lost a number of friends after they quit drinking or joined A.A. and she continued.