Sentence examples for loses to a from inspiring English sources

EVERY time a world-class chess player loses to a computer, humans die a little.

Anyone who loses to a finalist moves into a repechage (second-chance) competition for bronze medals.

And if that loses to a royal (king or queen) in the West hand, declarer cashes his ace next.

This loses to a singleton queen offside, and gains when East has the singleton ace or a void.

In not many sports is it possible that the best team loses to a team with completely different potential.

When the United States loses to a "raggedy-ass, little fourth-rate country," as Lyndon B. Johnson described his North Vietnamese foe, the loss leaves an unshakable legacy.

It lost to a weak player.

Omaha lost to a filly named Quashed.

He has lost to a champion.

He lost to a better player.

You lost to a vocational school, Georgetown?