Sentence examples for losing farther from inspiring English sources

Then practice losing farther, losing faster: places, and names, and where it was you meant to travel.

With the advent of more personal possessions, people, in the words of the poet Elizabeth Bishop, "practiced losing farther, losing faster".

Then, as in her first draft, the stakes escalated, "losing farther, losing faster," and the losses mounted: my mother's watch, three beloved houses, two cities, two rivers, a continent.

Something else, something personal, some remembered connection to a place, now lost, farther down the Delta, in Louisiana, in an oppressive, sulfur-stinking Civil War paper-mill town that, when I got there, later that day, would be proudly flying the Confederate flag on the birthday of M.L.K.

The rest of the losing states are farther north.

And Tsonga, 27, fell farther and farther behind, losing the third set, 6-1.

But in the early 1990s came optical amplifiers, which allowed the light to travel farther without losing quality and to have more wavelengths on it.

It can carry energy faster and farther without losing energy.

This will allow it to shoot much farther without losing too much accuracy.

And if the CPI does not keep pace, the middle class loses out again, falling farther and farther behind.

Losing Value Whose fantasy stock has fallen farther in the season's first two weeks, Carson Palmer's or Matt Hasselbeck's?