Sentence examples for losing gold from inspiring English sources

"We had to meet these commitments, and we were losing gold at an enormous rate.

Failing to get close to the medal stand at the Olympics will not feel anything like losing gold.

The wrinkle in 1920-21 was that because of the gold standard, the influx of gold into America a prerequisite for easy money required tight money in countries that were losing gold, such as Britain.

The 23-year-old admitted on Sunday she was "very, very angry" after losing gold and apparently stayed away from Monday's ceremony in protest after being stripped of the medal she was awarded last Friday.

You lose gold".

Countries that lost gold had to deflate.

On the other side, when a deficit country lost gold, its money stock fell.

Now you feel like you have lost gold rather than won silver and you feel down.

"I feel like I won silver and I didn't lose gold," she says.

Win or lose, gold or bust, McMorris will find his way back to his prairie home in Saskatchewan next year.

SPORTSMONDAY, PAGE D1 Disqualified for Drug Use Three cross-country skiers were disqualified and two of them lost gold medals.