Sentence examples for intentionally lost from inspiring English sources

Don Lemon, the gay, African-American news anchor, talks about how he intentionally lost his black, Southern accent.

In what became known as the Black Sox Scandal, evidence revealed that the men had intentionally lost the World Series in eight games, earning the players bans and damaging the reputation of the team and the sport.

But her harshest criticism was reserved for Gen. George McClellan, whom she publicly accused of treason, claiming the Democratic commander of the Army of the Potomac had intentionally lost the battle at Ball's Bluff.

Mr. Fakih decided to have a Jewish friend, Lazar Markowitz, pretend to be a prospective client with $3 million and approach Mr. Cohen about opening an account, hoping Mr. Markowitz could persuade Mr. Cohen to acknowledge, on tape, that he intentionally lost Mr. Fakih's money.

Replacing Grohnde will not likely come from gas generation since so much gas generation is being intentionally lost.

Teams have been known to intentionally lose twice for the right to earn one.

One major question: Should the seller intentionally lose all the side bets?

It is a natural behavior for people to win a tossup game, so the situation in which the subjects intentionally lose the game needs suppression of habitual behaviors.

One day, a Chinese badminton team is one of four disqualified at the Games for intentionally losing matches to secure a more favorable seed.

Although the league does assign the first three selections by lottery, in order to prevent teams from intentionally losing (a strategy known as "tanking"), the worst teams have much better odds of securing those coveted picks.

Investigators from the Internal Affairs Bureau will be assigned to monitor the city's traffic courts in an effort to determine whether police officers are intentionally losing cases as favors to colleagues, police officials said Wednesday.