Sentence examples for lost a thing from inspiring English sources
Now, vegan pizza is just pizza in my mind, and I haven't lost a thing.
I'm sure I've probably lost a thing or two, but I feel like the good stuff does get through".
I've just lost a thing previous cohorts have had access to.
Patrick Sauriol of UGO felt that although it was set a year since "Lay Down Your Burdens", it "hasn't lost a thing by jumping ahead," and that the episode, along with "Occupation", "confirm that it's still the best show on television".
Perhaps the new world of computers had taught people timidity, schooling them in the possibility or threat of losing a thing irrevocably with the slightest touch.
The singer's gift for clarity also enhances Abbey Lincoln's "Throw It Away," a versified riddle about self-possession and letting things go whose punch line observes, "You can never lose a thing if it belongs to you".
Later, he thought maybe his father had meant that twelve was as good an age as any for a boy to lose a thing he loved for the first time.
"You can never lose a thing if it belongs to you," concludes the song, whose final image evokes the singer standing alone and unencumbered on a beach, with arms outstretched.
"I would like to say to those of the press and those of the people who think that I lost so much by not taking this step, I would like to say that I did not lose a thing up until this very moment, I haven't lost one thing.
If his idea fails – and odds are it probably will – no one loses a thing.
