Sentence examples for losing off from inspiring English sources

Let nothing valuable leave the house: or fear losing many things in the new year (get losing off your mind?).

This summer, England were denied a victory over Sri Lanka off the penultimate ball at Lord's when an lbw decision was overturned on review, then Alastair Cook's men lost off the penultimate ball of the next Test at Headingley.

Furthermore, M. bovis has over time lost off some genes compared to M. tuberculosis.

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a chronic/common condition that causes a significant effect on the individual (reduced quality of life), society (time lost off work) and health services.

You will lose weight off the parts of your body that you are genetically designed to lose off first.

[Associated Press] The Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth, Mass., loses off-site power again just hours after it was restored after a cutoff during Friday night's snowstorm.

As hopeless as they are on the road, they'd be even more lost off it.

Later it served in the Swedish Navy and was lost off the city of Kalmar in the late 17th century.

Of course, the game was not lost off a bad non-call for a maybe-tripping, but much earlier.

Not long into their flight, Mackay and the pilot, W. G. R. Hinchliffe, a man, were lost off the coast of Ireland.

Vessels have been reported lost off the coasts of New Zealand, Japan and more in recent years – there's more on that here.