Sentence examples for loss for someone from inspiring English sources

Ms. Tocci, who has lived in Tuxedo Park for 16 years, likes the fact that people just drop by to say hello, and that her two children are never at a loss for someone to play with.

It's a zero-sum game among vendors, so signing a customer means a loss for someone else.

A statement on the Sporting website read: "With deepest regret, Sporting Gijon wish to express their sorrow at this sad loss, for someone who formed an integral part of this club's history, and send their deepest condolences to his family in this time of grief".

Odd to feel such love and loss for someone you never met, but my wife and I do.

With a correction for participation in the workforce this is an average of €32.04 lost per day or €324 for the total work loss for someone in the age group 60-65.

Although the dividend/interest yield was a healthy 8.2%, the total return (dividends or interest plus capital gains or losses) for someone buying all the recommendations would have been 0.7% after deduction of a hypothetical 1% trading cost for new positions.

After her company, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, went public in late 1999, her stake was briefly worth more than $1 billion.It has all been put at risk by her own use of a share tip to avoid a loss, tiny for someone of her wealth, on an investment in ImClone Systems, a pharmaceutical company then run by her friend, Samuel Waksal, that has a promising product for treating colonic cancer.

I cursed myself for having never seen him live, felt thankful for even existing within the same tiny blip on the universal timeline as him, and grieved for the loss of someone so beyond description that language suddenly feels like a dumb and unequipped device.

And I ask you, how can anyone feel guilty for mourning the loss of someone that could do that?

The answer to understanding the loss of someone I loved wholeheartedly for most of my life came not in tears, trees, or memory but in simple math an algebraic formula for my broken heart.

It was also the loss of someone I had interviewed many times for the BBC World Service in Africa, someone I had come to think of as a friend.