Sentence examples for losing life from inspiring English sources

The ubiquity of such behavior suggests that kindness is not a losing life strategy.

It's a terrible period of time, when a lot of people are losing their lives, needlessly losing life.

As his shadow in the record books lengthened, the Red Sox teams around him declined, and the entire American League seemed to be losing life and color to the National.

We get firefighters risking (and, in one case, losing) life and limb to save abandoned structures — some of which, including the frequently ablaze Packard plant, might be better left, at long last, to burn down.

Year after year they struggle to hard-to-reach and harder-to-endure places and reports, risking and sometimes losing life, health, permanent relationships and a whole set of nerves.

Not being able to imagine the frustration of waking up every day to the prospect of losing life and limb or see that happen to your friends, and the stress that puts on Marines, strikes me as both callous and inhuman.

Polar bears are losing life-sustaining sea ice crucial for hunting, resting and breeding in all 19 regions of the Arctic they inhabit, a study warned on Wednesday.

They talked about the sadness of a lost life.

Comparisons recall that lost life in rural East Bengal.

You could see a strewn book, someone's bloomers, artifacts of a lost life.

White coffin after white coffin is brought into a bowling alley in the town of Natori, lost life after lost life.