Sentence examples for lose think from inspiring English sources

Americans take golf very seriously indeed, which is why they invoke real war, with actual guns and dying (think Corey Pavin and Steve Pate wearing 'Desert Storm' caps  at Kiawah Island in 1991) and start crying when they lose  (think Hunter Mahan breaking down after muffing a chip and losing his crucial singles match against Graeme McDowell at Celtic Manor in 2010).

"Instead of worrying about what you'll lose, think about the gift you're going to receive.

Expert opinion is divided, but one European finance minister, who describes Mr De Gucht as "an extremely stubborn man with nothing to lose", thinks he might.

One positive change is that airlines now have to reimburse the checked bag fees they charge if your luggage is lost — thought not if it's delayed.

The Master said, "Learning without thought is labor lost; thought without learning is perilous".

Nothing to Lose thinks we can.

"Win or lose, you think: what happened in the game?

His whole premise in life is 'What have you got to lose?' I think that comes from his childhood.

As Kaufmann said, win or lose: "I think we have the ingredients for a realignment".

Personally, I'd lose the think tanks concept or put it into the background.

Whenever you lose confidence, think about your past achievements.