Sentence examples for losing decisively from inspiring English sources
The Pittsburgh Steelers were losing decisively, and they had brought out a no-huddle offense.
He was said to be leading in the polls before Election Day, but ended up losing decisively.
After losing decisively to Bill Clinton, Brown moved to a converted warehouse building in Oakland, where, for a time, he hosted a radio talk show.
SPORTSWEDNESDAY, PAGE D1 Pistons Come Back After losing decisively in the first two games of the N.B.A. finals, Detroit scored a 96-79 home victory over the San Antonio Spurs.
Far worse than the prospect of class warfare is to suddenly wake up to the fact that we've been involved in class warfare for most of the last 40 years, and we've been losing decisively.
Poland held elections — which the country's Communists lost, decisively.
The Democrats lost decisively the presidential elections of 1920 , 1924 and 1928.
She lost decisively, mustering a paltry 90 votes out of 2,861 (or 3.1%).
Mr. McCain, as it happens, matched that percentage in 2008, but lost decisively to Mr. Obama.
Ronald Reagan and the governor of Michigan, George Romney, would most likely lose decisively.
Hours later, however, the idea that Mr. Bush lost decisively was filtering into late-night comedy.
