Sentence examples for losing though from inspiring English sources
I was right about Leeds losing, though, wasn't I? Which brings me, as chalk follows cheese, to the Che Guevara of Yorkshire and England cricket a century ago, Lord Hawke.
Not too much losing, though.
I like to say that I gained by losing, though.
The losing, though, leaves a sorry taste in your mouth.
Too much losing, though, can spread through a team like an epidemic.
A woman who said she was a retired state worker but would not give her name, said she was losing, though she would not say how much.
They lost, though, with pride intact.
His dream was lost, though, when he broke his right fibula in the Conference USA tournament.
Even when they lose, though, the Devils seem to be getting something these days.
What the Murano loses, though, in straightforward utility, it recoups in drivability.
Win or lose, though, what Price wants more than anything is for the Internationals to create a little excitement.
