If Jesus's words carry any weight, there's nothing to lose, even for evangelicals, for "To save your life is to lose it; to lose your life is to save it".
But Aunt Francisca lost even more, for she ran to the street door shouting, as if there were a fire, "A boy!
Literature lost a great deal as a result of this scientific urge, and political and economic thought may have lost even more; for example, the ability to be understood, and perhaps applied, by men of affairs and leaders of nations.
"There's no love lost, even among Republicans, for Tom DeLay" in the district, he claims.In fact, another court case linked to Mr DeLay could have an even greater influence on the race in Waco.
But since it initially ran in October, 2010, it has lost even more reason for being, because, as the Washington Post pointed out last month, American taxpayers owe China ten per cent less than they did a year ago.
By 2025, according to a World Economic Forum report, water scarcity could affect annual global crop yield so much that the equivalent of 30% of today's global cereal consumption would be lost, even as demand for food increases.
It was decided not to end the show in April and replace it with a summer show, because the replacement FBi had lost even more viewers for the BBC.
The skill is being lost even as the appetite for it grows.
This makes losing even harder for the Giants' defensive players.
I have rarely found anyone who had an active dislike for him, who rooted for him to lose, even when rooting for his opponent to win — whereas there are a lot of people who want Tiger Woods to fail.
