Sentence examples for made losing from inspiring English sources
That made losing doubly difficult, and the introspective Marshall was inconsolable.
Note that four spades would have made, losing one spade, one heart and one club.
Why, because of the Cubs, of course — the hated North Side rivals, who have made losing into opera.
The Theatre Royal would be particularly hard hit if the cuts were made, losing around £600,000 per year.
ESPN made losing bids for the N.C.A.A. and Olympic contracts, perhaps signaling that the deal it really wanted was the N.F.L. extension.
Still, Kehoe was all but absolved of blame by General Manager Craig Patrick, who said the team's money-saving moves all but made losing inevitable.
It added that no jobs would be made lost as a result of the new budget.
This makes losing even harder for the Giants' defensive players.
The use of synthetic-based muds that range from $100 to $200 per barrel makes losing these fluids extremely costly.
"We had chance to win it and that makes losing all the more painful really.
Still, it makes losing weight all the more challenging.
