Sentence examples for lost better from inspiring English sources
If something had to be lost, better the clothes".
Max is lost, better defined by what he isn't — not an artist, not a businessman — than what he is.
Wesley Medical Center, with which he was previously affiliated, has lost better than a third of its cardiovascular cases since the specialty hospital opened.
Now with the jolt of last month's terrorist attacks slowing an already faltering economy, these last-resort jobs for people who have lost better jobs have become scarcer, too.
"With even numbers we would have lost better, but we would still have lost... Spain returned to being Spain (and not the slightly slow and simpering copy seen in the first game)," he says.
Now the question is, is to have had and lost better than not having at all".
The three questions "seeing equally well both eyes" (Q 1), "worry losing better eye" (Q 2), and "worry something gets into better eye" (Q 3) had high loadings on the fifth factor, accounting for 9.2% of the variance.
They'll get cocky and this will make you losing better.
At Dortmund, they continually lost their better players at the end of each season.
It might seem harsh, but one life lost is better than two.
I once lost the better part of a day inside, staring up as clouds lofted and flattened against the ceiling.
