Sentence examples for lose it from from inspiring English sources

"Sir Alex would say things at halftime like, 'You can't lose it from here,' " Bailey said.

Lose It!, from FitNow, is the top choice of calorie counters, with 3.5 million downloads in the 14 months since it became available.

But tipping is distinctive and it is American, and to lose it from the culture would represent a further erosion of our special national characteristics.

"You go a mile and a half and no one is going to steal it and no one is going to lose it from behind if they're good enough".

Widnes coach Denis Betts: "We didn't lose it from the drop goal.

"It was a hard defeat to swallow because we were winning the game for a period and to lose it from that was quite hard," Sprangle told BBC Devon.

The utility said 70,000 of its customers without electricity lost power from the hurricane, 72,000 lost it from the northeaster and 20,000 from an equipment failure that affected 15 towns.

"There are people who totally lost it from their traumatic experience, from what they saw".

Not because they're losing it from BBC1, but because of that incessant background music.

Even Ms. Chastain's Desdemona, a cool and impersonal trophy wife, loses it from time to time.

"Their first was more than a blow - we lost it from our throw-in and Jonny Howson smashes one in with their first shot on goal.