Sentence examples for loses comfortably from inspiring English sources

Claire Duncan to Peter McKean: You're the reason why most Scottish pubs show braveheart before a great Scottish sporting event - to get our blood running and kilts up! Updated at 11.20pm BST 11.16pm BST Second set: Murray 7-6, 5-3 Djokovic* Djokovic serves and Murray goes long, and they swap errors to 30-15 and a Murray challenge on a serve which he loses comfortably.

"It's about performing in the present and we're hugely motivated because we lost comfortably last year".

It will be worth remembering how they seized on sudden vulnerability when England were last here under Fabio Capello, drawing a game they looked to be losing comfortably.

Over the years I have had a few matches like that in Monte Carlo where I've lost fairly comfortably.

Poor pitches are a great leveller but Ireland had just lost quite comfortably to a Trinidad and Tobago A side by seven wickets.

Losing became comfortably familiar.

After comfortably losing the first three games of the series the Celtics have toughened up their defense.

Andy Murray comfortably lost at The O2 to Rafa Nadal this afternoon, falling to the Spaniard pretty quickly in a 6-4 6-1 defeat.

And as I drove, I admired not only the beauty of the night but also the pleasurable sense of being comfortably lost.

When he arrived at Howard, the school had not advanced to the NCAA tournament since 1963, when they comfortably lost to Navy, 5-1, in the first round.

First set: Murray* 2-1 Lopez Murray holds serve comfortably, losing just one point and winning the game with a lovely cross-court forehand which Lopez didn't even bother chasing.