Sentence examples for losing of from inspiring English sources

There is something even greater beyond the winning or losing of a basketball game.

"There's a lot of hope and losing of hope in four minutes," she sighed.

I turned to the group and joked, "Oh no, we're losing!" Of course, we were fine.

That would mean losing, of course — but, hell, almost all of them are going to lose anyway.

There was plenty going on over and above the winning and losing of medals that will take some unpicking.

There has to be something wrong with a film in which the gaining and losing of $100m barely registers.

Finally, my postpartisan compromise: the losing of a hyphen after bi, post, and non are matters of style, not grammar.

Suggesting something grander than a mere approach and less technocratic than a theory, a philosophy of sport hints at meanings beyond the winning and losing of games.

(Check out his exemplary performance as a Lehman Brothers-style executive wrestling with his conscience — and losing, of course — in this year's "Margin Call").

The winning and losing of football matches may not be a "one-man responsibility", but when Mourinho is in the dug-out, it often feels like it is.

But with Tamura's battalion shattered after losing ¾ of its officers and men, and with heavy casualties to his other attacking units as well, Kawaguchi's assault on the ridge had effectively ended.