Sentence examples for losing something from from inspiring English sources
Next week, some tips on how to minimize your chances of losing something from a checked bag.
Others, like Vince Carter, have indeed lost something from their games as they have grown older.
Suppose you're going to a movie, and when you get to the theater, you discover that you've lost something from your wallet.
Still, as in Nevada, this is a state where Mr. Obama can afford to lose something from his 2008 margin, when he won Iowa by about 10 percentage points.
"Once you come up with a number, if you take from Column A because you want $700 flowers, then you have to lose something from Column B," she said.
Vaguely I wondered if my heart, and even my poetry, hadn't lost something from the fact that, as an adult, I saw such landscapes only from airplanes.
So we've all lost something from our earlier years.
Have we lost something from this wave of legitimization?
Have we lost something from this wave of legitimization?
Perhaps we'll lose something from our psyches as we create a world in which an emotional engagement with what we drive is no longer part of being a mainstream American.
To prevent from losing something, mark everything with your name.
