Sentence examples for held lost from inspiring English sources

It's propelled her into a slight lead over Democrat Jerry Brown in the new Field Poll, something which Brown (who's held, lost, and held again leads in many campaigns) told me weeks ago that he expected.

Ms. Whitman decided that it was time to put the bookstore back on the map and in 2003 held "Lost, Beat and New," a festival celebrating three generations of writers in Paris.

In fact, Mr. Hering says the company, which is privately held, loses money on 15percentt of the roughly 1,200 auctions it conducts each week.

If it were not for the lingering mythology of the Fall, it seems doubtful that we would hold lost innocence - or the Edenic primitives of "lost" tribes - in such high regard.

Hence the following emphasizes reasonably conservative tunneling methods, which offer the best chance for holding lost ground to an acceptable level of approximately 1 percent.

In 1984, the Italian city of Livorno spent $35,000 dredging up a canal thought to hold lost sculptures by artist Amedeo Modigliani.

In one piece, titled, "The Beast Acheron," a giant, open-mouthed monster holding lost souls in its maw resembles something in Hieronymus Bosch's vision of hell.

It's there in the downcast eyes of a woman who seems to hold lost dreams in her hands; a bandaged figure who is surely a still-scarred veteran; and a strange, dapperly dressed man sucking his thumb.

So, anyone who holds loses principal as well as income.

"I have slept a little … I have lost hold of time".

Any losing player holding the Bull or any player holding the Bear loses 20 points at the end of each round.