Sentence examples for lose tremendously from inspiring English sources

His bet with Falafel might help him lose tremendously.

Studying a map of the area where you're going -- and making sure to bring it with you -- will increase your chances of not getting lost tremendously.

They suffer tremendously.

THE RESULTS "Besides helping me lose weight, my routine has helped tremendously with my energy level.

He used to weigh 400 pounds, he said, but Meals on Wheels has tremendously improved his diet, helping him lose weight and control his diabetes.

His solution in "Nothing to Lose" is this: keep the format inviolate but raise the ante tremendously.

Water is a tremendously good conductor, so all penguins have to be designed not to lose serious body heat when swimming".

"Losing an Olympic title hurts tremendously," Hunter said, refusing to dwell on a mechanical malfunction that must surely have spooked the British pair a little.

"Losing our Olympic title hurt tremendously.

Joyce is generally scathing about Mackintosh's leadership; Richards's account is much shorter and more straightforward, although decades later, when he was the only member of the expedition still alive (he died in 1985, aged 91), he spoke out, claiming that Mackintosh on the depot-laying march was "tremendously pathetic", had "lost his nerve completely", and that the fatal ice walk was "suicide".

This will help tremendously if you get lost, as others will have an idea of where you could be.