Sentence examples for lose ask from inspiring English sources
Don't dispense with the importance of playing well, but dispense with the inaccurate interpretation of what it means to lose: ask your child what it means to him if he loses, and then ask him to think what it really means in life.
"Is Nick Willianson sure that it was the radio which caused Wales to lose?" asks SWARR.
"Do you know why the Americans and Israelis are winning and we Arabs always lose?" asked the emir.
"How could one on the road to coronation possibly lose?" asked one, Orson Swindle, mocking Mr. Bush.
What will I lose?' asks McLaughlin, who has worked with republicans on the Falls area to improve access across the peace line.
But this is Paraguay, and there was no real signage or tourism map to be found, so I did what I always do when a bit lost: ask people where to get something to eat.
Waiters in brown bank-clerk outfits patrol the floor like park rangers, though they often seem lost — ask them what's good and they tell you what's popular.
Get lost, ask questions (even though you may struggle with only your basic understanding of the language) and most importantly, have fun.
But it is dwarfed by the silence of the Mexican dead which along with American lives lost, ask us collectively, when will we listen?
If you get lost, ask a police or traffic officer for directions.
