Sentence examples for lost a valued from inspiring English sources
George Carlin on Words The Lexicographic Irregulars have lost a valued colleague.
Everyone grieved for the man they had lost, but they'd also lost a valued writer, another travel guide in this nutty and harrowing journey of life.
Mr. Saunders was a bus driver for the M.T.A. "This afternoon the M.T.A. Bus Company lost a valued employee," Joseph Smith, the company's president, said in a written statement.
If nothing else, the SAT is a big business, and Mr. Caperton does not want to lose a valued client.
It is hard to be positive about losing a valued player with plenty of peak years ahead of him.
"It is always hard to lose a valued colleague, but we're not going to concede North Carolina.
By Arthur Kober The New Yorker, February 18 , 1950 P. 28Benny Greenspan loses a valued client when the man gets treated by a psychiatrist who tells him to retire from the movies.
Benny Greenspan loses a valued client when the man gets treated by a psychiatrist who tells him to retire from the movies.
The scenes at the final whistle were more akin to a club that had won a trophy than one about to lose a valued manager.
In this skin-tight job market, quality-of-life benefits like flexible hours and virtual valets can mean the difference between keeping and losing a valued employee.
And most of us, at one time or another, can get caught in relationship snags low points or scary periods when we feel wounded and there's a chance that we could lose a valued part of our lives.
