Sentence examples for loses off from inspiring English sources

I've got an X100 here next to me, and I certainly like the hybrid view, but I think I could be convinced to part with it for the amount the X50 loses off the price.

[Associated Press] The Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth, Mass., loses off-site power again just hours after it was restored after a cutoff during Friday night's snowstorm.

As hopeless as they are on the road, they'd be even more lost off it.

Later it served in the Swedish Navy and was lost off the city of Kalmar in the late 17th century.

Of course, the game was not lost off a bad non-call for a maybe-tripping, but much earlier.

Not long into their flight, Mackay and the pilot, W. G. R. Hinchliffe, a man, were lost off the coast of Ireland.

Vessels have been reported lost off the coasts of New Zealand, Japan and more in recent years – there's more on that here.

Keeping in mind that it's only March, the roster is not good and talent has been lost off a team that won just six games.

In 1887 the 29-member crew of the Alfred D. Snow was lost off the coast of Ireland when the vessel ran aground.

But there are plenty of challenging trails at Smuggler's Madonna Mountain and plenty of places to get lost off those trails, too.

Earlier this month, a federal appeals court in Virginia ruled that Spain owned the remains of two warships lost off the Virginia coast two centuries ago.