Sentence examples for lost counsel from inspiring English sources

When April came, its ugly, freezing thumb Suppressing sprouts and chilling spirits numb, And Donald, with his hair like dying grass, Lost counsel in a raid that plumbed his past; When Trump Tower, like a dry stake on the pyre, Was "well built," well-done — well, actually, on fire (From blackened buildings, blackened metaphors) — Then Zuck strode through the Senate's D.C. doors.

In recent weeks, Mr. Bloomberg has lost his counsel, his chief procurement officer and his leading legislative aide, among other officials.

"The advice is not to feel that you have lost," Francesca counselled.

The company lost its general counsel, Michael H. Salsbury, in June after a bankruptcy court examiner raised questions about his role in the company's collapse.

And just last week, Uber lost its general counsel for the Middle East, Europe and Africa.

After having its state funding taken away, Britain's biggest male rape charity, Survivors UK, is likely to lose its counselling service by Christmas.

(As such, the penalty may provide little solace to those everyday Americans who followed Merrill's counsel and lost tens of thousands of dollars, which was considerably more than they spent each year on incidentals like postage and food).

"This is a perfect illustration of what we lost," said Jon Greenbaum, chief counsel for the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law.

He sought redress for those who were convicted without adequate legal counsel and lost homes and jobs while they were in jail.

Examples include: 'I have a personal diagnosis of the disease for which I am receiving counselling'; 'I lost a close family member to the disease for which I am receiving counselling' and 'I have taken care of a very ill parent or another close family member'.

A Mumsnet user said: "I had to wait six months to get counselling and lost six months of my life as I was not coping with the loss".