Sentence examples for losing places from inspiring English sources

The Tories have control of 53 of the 161 councils up for election and they are vulnerable to losing places like Croydon in London, West Lancashire, Trafford and possibly Peterborough, which they have run since 2002.

While new housing is a good thing, this blanket policy risks losing places for people to work as well as to live.

Now locals are trying to deal with the shock of losing places they had known all their lives — fishing camps, cypress swamps, beachfronts, even cattle pastures and backyards — with more disappearing every day.

That was fixed for the second session, but though Hamilton lapped faster he lost places.

While some travel writers look for lost places, Hillel Halkin went looking for a lost people.

"[Hollow Meadows] is an internal record… it's about other lost places.

He listed sexual assault, job loss, suicide, and lost places in homeless shelters as potential outcomes.

The Spaniard started on pole, but lost places to first Rossi and then Stefan Bradl.

Repsol Honda's Marquez had started on pole, but lost places to first Valentino Rossi and then Stefan Bradl.

"We lost places at the start and then you have to be aggressive and that damages the tyres," he said.

Britain were fifth at the final windward mark but lost places on the downwind leg to the finish.