Sentence examples for lost we would from inspiring English sources

If Amgen lost, "we would load up," Dr. Naqvi said.

If everyone were struck blind, names would surely become more, not less, crucial: as one means of identification was lost, we would grasp eagerly at another.

So before games we knew we were sure to lose, or after games we had lost, we would grouse, "Charlie, these jerseys stink".

If we had lost we would have had to downsize and fit out a new property with ceiling hoists and special adaptations.

It's even tempting to entertain the thought that, had Leonardo's work been lost, we would not recognize the loss from the world around it, would not sense a missing planet from its perturbations of other orbits.

"It meant everything because, had we lost, we would have been out, because of everything I went through in England and because I was coming back from an operation".

If this is lost, we'd be in trouble".

If she lost, we'd have either President Donald Trump or President Ted Cruz for at least four years.

"If we were losing, we would not have these problems".

Because Chelsea lost, we knew that if we didn't lose we would be champions.

The season prompted catcher Joe Garagiola to say: "If there was a new way to lose, we would discover it.