Sentence examples for lost making from inspiring English sources

Yet still he lost, making it all the more humiliating.

Ms. Feinstein lost, making her one of Mr. Morris's more notable failures.

Allen's backers worry that their loyalists will see downward poll trends and decide that the election is lost, making the effort of voting pointless.

When he finally got to Reykjavik, he arrived late for the first game and lost, making an inexplicable blunder during the endgame.

We got lost, making laps around traffic circles until we found a Jersey Mike's on Route 35 in Wall that offered 20 different submarine sandwiches.

Joanna Blythman: "Chatelaine of the impeccable Ballymaloe Cookery School, Darina reacquaints us with time-honoured cooking skills that might otherwise be lost: making your own buttermilk, smoking meat and fish in an old biscuit tin, curing ham.

"Praising what is lost makes the remembrance dear".

The fact that plasmids can easily be transferred or lost makes these criteria unacceptable for typing purposes.

These findings suggest that the oncogenic background of tissues in which DIAPH3 is lost makes an essential contribution to tumour behaviour.

You could get lost, make yourself look stupid, and make it awkward for both of you.

If your dog gets lost, make a trail of treats or food.