Sentence examples for losing resoundingly from inspiring English sources
And Mr. O'Brien's "Tonight Show" did poorly in his time slot, losing resoundingly to "Late Show With David Letterman" on CBS for the first time in 15 years.
In the rosiest of scenarios for Madrid, Mr Mas would forget about an early election and govern with the support of Catalonia's moderate socialists, who propose a federalist reform of Spain's constitution, for another year or two.A darker scenario sees Mr Mas calling an election and losing resoundingly to ERC.
Argentina took Uruguay to the World Court in its effort to stop the construction of the plants and lost resoundingly.
The rival People's Democratic Party (English is widely spoken among the Bhutanese elite), the only other party running, lost resoundingly.
After that came the injuries, with the Ashes lost resoundingly, 5-0, in his absence in Australia in 2006-07.
Today he proclaimed himself pleased to be back in Connecticut, which he lost resoundingly in the 2000 presidential campaign to Al Gore.
Mr. D'Amato lost resoundingly to Charles E. Schumer in 1998, the same year that the legislative slate of the once-dominant Nassau County Republican operation was wiped out.
Several progressive groups think they have a clearer shot at winning the general election in December than they would have if Sen. Luther Strange, the establishment candidate who lost resoundingly to Moore on Tuesday, had won.
The event that gave the BE its name -- the 1982 California gubernatorial election, when Tom Bradley, the black mayor of Los Angeles, polled well and then lost resoundingly -- took place 26 years ago.
Hillary Clinton, who lost resoundingly to Sanders in New Hampshire (38percentto60percentcent) would be well-advised to address this underlying anger of Sanders supporters--about fairness--and then provide the map to that New Day.
