Sentence examples for lose cause from inspiring English sources

Endorsement would taint the victory of "his" candidate; or, should the candidate lose, cause grave embarrassment to Mr Karzai.

Blues," making the death song — "Fightin' like a lion, Looks like I'm gonna lose, 'Cause there ain't nobody ever whipped the T.B. blues" — all the more unsettling by a light-hearted introduction: "Back in the beginning, there was Jimmie Rodgers.

It was a lost cause.

That's a lost cause.

Is it a lost cause?

Some lost cause.

"I think it is a lost cause.

Europe may be a lost cause.

But it was a lost cause.

Iran is obviously a lost cause.

It may be a lost cause.