Sentence examples for loses a case of from inspiring English sources

One that comes to mind has a poor Belgian monk who loses a case of Stella Artois under a frozen lake and is forced by the chief abbot to dive for it.

* The law firm of Resnikoff & Viscio lost a case on behalf of two women who sued the diocese in Rockville Centre, N.Y.

"It is true that in Minnesota and Florida, when every old Jew or Scandinavian dies, we lose a case of herring," said Lorne Krongold, the president and owner of Feature Foods.

We looked like musicians, as far as I was concerned, but you can't argue with a lawyer who has never lost a case of this kind.

Losing a case in either of these markets would force Asos to rebrand, which was a significant risk that Asos has eliminated.

It was only on April 1st that India dismantled the last of its major import quotas after losing a case before a tribunal of the World Trade Organisation.

The revelation, which came after Tate lost a case at a freedom of information tribunal, turned the spotlight on BP's sponsorship of arts institutions.

The revelation, which came after Tate lost a case at a freedom of information tribunal, put into the spotlight BP's sponsorship of arts institutions, including the Royal Opera House, the British Museum, the National Portrait Gallery and the Royal Shakespeare Company.

"The last thing the government wants to do is lose a case like this because of some public relations problems".

But in 2008, he lost a case challenging the form of lethal injection many states use to carry out executions.

Fifa lost a case in the court of arbitration for sport in 2008 which ruled that clubs were not obliged to release players and the governing body are now monitoring the situation with Gabon.