Sentence examples for lost going on from inspiring English sources
Fans who agonised over the significance of Alex Drake's ruby red shoes, however, will be surprised to hear that they were simply a joke on the part of costume designer Rosie Hackett: "There's also a bit of Paradise Lost going on in there," adds Graham.
"With the uncertainty of what Coach Pitino was going to do and the losing going on, there was a lot of booing.
If you two approach with news that there's losing going on -- Pierre!
The losing goes on and on so long you begin to watch with curiosity, wondering how low you can go.
Playing with my father usually meant losing; going easy on his kids was not something his competitive nature would permit.
"I have no embarrassment in losing and not going on to defend it," said Selby.
"They win?" "Still going on but losing when I — " "They stink".
It also happened to be the last game the Penguins lost before going on their 12-game winning streak, which ended against the Flyers.
Put bluntly, they have nothing left to lose by going on a killing spree.
Then appeal (and lose) before going on to the higher courts.
