Sentence examples for lose on it from inspiring English sources

As one source puts it, "voice recognition done well is actually non-trivial, and although it is just 'input', you win or lose on it".

It lost terribly on 16-megabit memory chips and seems destined to lose on 64-megabit chips.

"I bought one ticket and lost on it.

Their motto: We've been lost on it!

"It was a gamble and I think we lost on it," Grunwald said.

"But I think he's been a bit lost on it.

The effort is expensive and risky, though Amazon would not say whether or how much money it was losing on it.

As for the ice, you could freeze to death on it, starve to death on it, get stranded on it, get lost on it, get frostbite on it, or float away on it.

But grass is Murray's favourite surface and he hasn't lost on it since the Wimbledon final last year.

"To not get lost on it was the thing".

The election will not be won on foreign policy -- but it could be lost on it.