Sentence examples for lost just about from inspiring English sources

Crime didn't pay and Walter lost just about everything, including his life.

A man who had lost just about everything, and was channelling all his abilities into his knocking.

The Cuisinart made the hottest coffee -- 188 degrees -- and it lost just about four degrees an hour.

FAUCHÉ, Haiti — A woman who lost just about everything now gives her children coffee for meals because it quiets their stomachs a bit.

They've lost just about everything … apart from the millions they have stashed away in a Swiss bank account (with security "tighter than a Wiggles concert").

"Casinos give you hope," said George Wainaina, 36, a Kenyan who has lost just about everything he owns at the roulette wheel.

In 2010, William Epstein and William Thompson, professors at the University of Nevada in Las Vegas, reported that an average adult who lives in Vegas gambles away about $1,511 a year while average American loses just about $391 a year.

The BMW 330i, a close competitor on specs and performance, loses just about the same amount of value.

"The election results show that Republicans are losing just about every demographic group there is -- including the two groups that are showing real growth: Latinos and young people.

The decision to release Johnson was surprising because the Chiefs had agreed to a deal with Johnson's agent in which Johnson would lose just one paycheck, about $300,000, during the suspension.

"The thought about losing just gets you mad, angry.