Sentence examples for lost its money from inspiring English sources

He had a cash shortage — the Girodias family had lost its money in the crash — and it was the middle of the Depression.

He said CTO had currently lost its money from Aix and the money it paid in salaries.

What this mean in practice is that an organization like Compañeros, a small nonprofit in southern Colorado that helps Hispanic immigrants, has lost its money from the campaign -- some $30,000 -- because it refuses to quit the Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition, as the Times reported.

But the agency delayed enactment, potential customers waited and Bain lost its money.

When young, he failed to become a naval officer because of myopia, then failed to finish his law studies when his family lost its money.

After his affluent Jewish family lost its money during the postwar inflationary period, he took a job as a salesman of belts and buttons.

"Television thinks it's going to lose its money, and it deserves to most of it.

The bank is at no greater risk of losing its money because of the extra £1.

First, the bank could lose its money — as with any investment.

An MVP becomes overloaded with features, a company loses its money and fails to succeed.

Indeed, any company that sets as its goal creating jobs is probably going to lose its money and yours.