Sentence examples for loses between from inspiring English sources

Farce and melodrama are two sides of the same coin, a coin that "Jumping the Broom" tosses in the air, spins on its rim, drops on the floor and loses between the cushions of the couch.

England have both Wales and Ireland at home and I expect whoever loses between those two will lose at Twickenham, and whoever wins will be well placed to win at Twickenham.

The research, published in Nature scientific reports on Thursday, combined large-scale pesticide usage and yield observations from oilseed rape with data on honeybee loses between 2000 and 2010.

Fiji and Samoa, who have so far contributed much more to the World Cup than England, are likely to play off for one semi-final place even if they win both of their pool matches, while whoever loses between England and New Zealand next Saturday will almost certainly qualify with one win out of three.

He estimates that Acclaim, which requires users to install its games, loses between 70% to 80% of players that visit the site with the intent of playing a game.

But Csaki says over a month of testing his iPhone 5 loses between 8 to 11% of its charge over 8 hours inside the UnPocket vs 5 to 8% lost normally over the same period outside the pocket (when the phone is on but being unused).

The company anticipates that it will generate between $155 and $165 million in revenue, and lose between $60 and $52 million.

Each team will lose between six and eight games.

There was no love lost between us.

There is no love lost between Mr. Chirac and Mr. Sarkozy.

No love was lost between them.