Sentence examples similar to lost better to from inspiring English sources

If something had to be lost, better the clothes".

And if we have to lose, who better to lose to than the Mets, whose fans so desperately need this pathetic affirmation that they have some brief value in a world they can never own.

"And if you have to lose, it's better to lose to a city like this.

Fedor, meanwhile, struggles to regain all that was lost in a Werdum triangle choke, and perhaps now realises that, when the time comes to finally lose, sometimes it's better to lose to the very best.

"If it all goes wrong and you end up really lost, it is better to blame a computer than your other half".

He has been nominated four other times and lost to better work on each occasion.

He has been nominated four previous times and lost to better work on each occasion.

"It's better to lose some than to lose it all".

Better to lose circulation than to lose the war!"Media storms are familiar now, but some of the entries may make readers wistful.

It's better to lose a band member rather than lose a friend.

We have to remind management: is it not better to lose the people who aren't performing than lose those who are?