Sentence examples for lost claimed from inspiring English sources

The contestant, who was competing to win free plastic surgery but lost, claimed that her sister had felt so guilty about mocking her appearance on the program that she killed herself.

"Without nuclear the battle against global warming is as good as lost," claims Mark Lynas starkly.

South takes the doomed finesse, and when it loses, claims his contract, conceding a trick to the spade ten.

His latest book is the No. 3 Brazilian best-seller in non-fiction (losing out to Pentecostal rival, Bishop Edir Macedo, whose autobiography, "Nothing to Lose," claims the top spot.

Hunt appears to have lost claim over the boat to his cabinet colleague Scott Morrison, the immigration minister.

Kamal won his unfair dismissal case in 2004 but lost claims for racial discrimination and personal injury.

Finally, small-business owners should monitor their insurance statements to catch errors and to verify that they are not being charged for ex-employees who have lost claims.

The airline also sees a wide assortment of luggage-related scams; it seems that an uncannily high percentage of people whose bags are lost claim that their bags were filled with furs, computers, and maybe lots of couture clothing.

The only economic fact that would have been different is that the Wall Street crew would have lost claims to hundreds of billions of dollars of the economy's output each year and trillions of dollars of wealth.

"Employers lose claims where they haven't discriminated," reveals Davies.

The American decision created an uproar as bitter Indians expressed frustration that successive governments had let India lose claim to basmati, which had never been trademarked.