Sentence examples for lose emphatically from inspiring English sources

And England went on to lose emphatically by 90 runs, leaving them 4-2 down in the seven-match series.

Despite losing emphatically to Milan over two legs, I Grigi (the Greys) caused a significant ripple with their return to prominence.

But after losing emphatically in 1998, he began to moderate the Workers Partyy platform and his own image, a process that gave birth to what the Brazilian press has come to call "Lula Light".

Anderson's display will go down as one of the greatest in the tournament's history, while Klaasen will be left to ponder how he lost so emphatically while not playing that badly.

When the team is losing, he said emphatically, the manager should be the focus.

The signs for the Left Front were worrying; it had emphatically lost seats in the general elections in 2009 to Banerjee's Trinamool Congress.

England's disappointment and frustration is obvious at losing the Ashes so emphatically - and no one feels it more than Steven Finn.

Art galleries offer adults a rare chance to stand still and contemplate – something that would surely be lost if they became emphatically kid-orientated as museums.

"No," he says emphatically, adding without apparent irony, "You have to fight for your privacy or you lose it".

For-profit (and emphatically non-neutral) social networks fill the void left by traditional media sources and we lose the "mass" element of mass media.

He is emphatically a leader, a man, who does things, a man who wins, but who, at any moment, may lose.