Sentence examples for loser off from inspiring English sources

The S&P 500 fell 5 points, or 0.5%, to 1,161; and the Nasdaq was the biggest loser, off 22 points, or 1.1%, to 2,069.

In January Rockwell spun the loser off to its shareholders.

True, Gordon D'Arcy should have taken him, and O'Driscoll was always on a bit of a loser, off-balance and coming from the side, but it was a salutary reminder that this was going to be a tough adieu.

The loser goes off into the sunset.

NBC's couples edition of "The Biggest Loser" got off to a solid start in the ratings on Tuesday as 10.4 million viewers tuned in from 8 to 10 p.m. for the show's debut, according to Nielsen's overnight estimates.

The only thing is, with the plot, the camera angles, and just about everything except for the way they structure the end sequence (runway, judging, winner named, losers called on carpet, final loser kicked off) it still looks rather like a knockoff, darling, of Project Runway (which is due back on TV in August).

I'd say the losers got off lightly.

The story the Wheelchair Photo tells is this: two losers set off bombs, but hundreds of people risked their lives to rush to our aid.

British women's pair Zara Dampney and Shauna Mullin failed to make the last 16 after being defeated by an Austrian couple in a "lucky loser" play-off.

The show sets contestants against one another to the end, with the five losers facing off against the one remaining contestant and trying to take away all the money he has earned.

I really think a key component to being safe and secure involves us NOT presenting the Tsarnaevs as something that every other angry loser jag-off could ASPIRE to being one day.