Sentence examples for lost to most from inspiring English sources
They have also lost to most of the bottom dwellers in the league.
Having played, and lost to, most of the big boys, this was the kind of game Bolton needed to win.
There the bones have stayed, he says, through all the wars since the war that was to end war, their significance lost to most.
The practice is lost to most Americans, who think an apple is a Red Delicious, which tastes like white sugar, or a Granny Smith, often picked too green and stored so long it tastes like the bottom of the refrigerator drawer.
The nuance "like minded," however, has generally been lost to most observers.
It was a tantalizing hint from the Sage of Omaha, but he said it so quickly it was lost to most of the 10,000 adoring shareholders and guests assembled for Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting in early May.
Current polls, while early, suggest Trump loses to most Democratic challengers in November 2020.
What is more, it was against Tigres, whom they lost to in the most recent finals.
"How could one of the most experienced politicians in history lose to the most unfit candidate ever?" Trump asked reporters.
Patients lost to follow up are most likely those with an unfavorable outcome.
Who would you hate to lose to the most?
