Sentence examples for lost its fizz from inspiring English sources
GINGER Ginger ale never went away as a mixer — a spigot with a button marked "G" is standard equipment in most bars — but it lost its fizz, not to mention its zing.
The host threw the contents over the balcony, tutting that the liquid had lost its fizz.
Like so many secondary or parallel lines from important designers, this collection seemed to have lost its fizz.
I noticed recently that soda has lost its fizz.
Its no wonder the company has lost its fizz.
More than a century after Charles Dow came up with the idea of tracking the market at that time it was essentially a bunch of railroad companies and manufacturing firms the Dow has lost its fizz.
It loses its fizz quickly, so make sure you serve it in the first 15 minutes after opening.
Loyal customers see fashion like a soda that loses its value when it loses its fizz.
Listened to over a couple of weekends, it would probably lose its fizz and momentum.
Placing ice cubes directly into the drink causes it to become diluted and lose its fizz and snappy flavor.
HEINEKEN, a Dutch brewer, may be losing its fizz.
