Sentence examples for lost and which from inspiring English sources

The party talk is of how many will be lost and which can be saved.

There is just something in this book – a yearning for something lost and which you feel will never be regained.

Vietnam, of course, is different, a war the United States lost, and which engenders ambivalent emotions among voters.

He is getting out and about in the world, the world that he thought he had lost, and which, with Sarah Lyall, his new wife,, seems to him more precious than ever.

One imagines he must have been angry during the custody case, which he lost and which, he says, "was the only time in my life in which everything that is right was made wrong".

Back in February he underwent surgery on his right elbow, a treatment which is said to have given him back the hyper extension that he had lost and which appears to have revitalised his bowling.

As Mr Goodman points out, the rest of the EU, led by Germany and France, might tell Mr Cameron to get lost, at which point he would face the unpalatable choice of campaigning to stay in the union anyway (a vote he might lose, and which would split the Tory Party), or campaigning to leave (a vote he might lose, and which would split the Tory party).

Maybe there is this hard core of very talented workers that firms are unwilling to lose, and which can still bargain for higher wages, even while the rest of the workforce is completely slack.

Who loses and which aspects could prove controversial?

Make sure your key people are aligned around your employees' performance and potential so you know which people you are prepared to lose and which ones you do not want to lose.

Next week, he visits Wisconsin, which he lost, and Missouri, which he won.