Sentence examples for lost a costly from inspiring English sources

The Nets lost a costly basket midway through the fourth when Marbury had a driving layup blocked by Ratliff.

A few years ago the operator also lost a costly legal battle with Jet2 over whether it was contractually obliged to provide such services for early morning and late night flights.

I've experienced it, and it's only when it happens when you realize you've not only lost a costly device that you'll need to replace with another one soon, but that losing it also means someone might stand to gain access to your photos, emails, bank accounts and so forth.

Late Monday, the Republican Party nominated Gianforte, a software entrepreneur who recently lost a costly governor's race to incumbent Democrat Steve Bullock.

The bankruptcy — from which the city emerged in 2004 — came after the city lost a costly court battle with a developer who sued the city for blocking a manufactured housing community for low-income residents.

She consulted lawyers, who warned that she could lose a costly court battle.

County taxpayers in the solid-waste district, or all those in communities using the garbage-to-energy plant in Peekskill, will benefit from elimination of a contingency fund that had been set aside in case the county lost a potentially costly lawsuit.

Last season the league was lost in a costly defeat to Southampton on Boxing Day, with no leaders stepping up in the rain to grab the points.

South Carolina, much like Maryland, is too racist and arrogant to accept that is cheaper to fund black colleges than to publicly lose a disgraceful, costly lawsuit over HBCU comparability.

It was a costly agenda: Maurice lost a Chair in Theology at King's College, London for his trouble.

Former students said they were misled into a costly scheme where they lost a lot of money.