Sentence examples for make losers of from inspiring English sources

His threats to nuke North Korea if provoked could, if realised, make losers of us all.

"His anger swelled at them and at a world he was certain would make losers of both of them, the one a suck-ass, the other a mute.

He did not explain why it's the state's duty to make it easier for people to throw away their hard-earned dollars on games designed to make losers of them.

Then the wall would rise, and the team whose member stayed on the wall longest would win, and in a twist that could make losers of the winners, the winning team would choose who the have-nots for the week would be, thus making more enemies.

Look, awards shows make losers out of people, and these losers should be allowed to react honestly.

"Making Losers of Auction Winners" (March 7) did not mention fraudulent ticket sales.

A mistimed play could have made losers of Rose and Murray and lambs of the Lions.

It is a long race, a mile and a half, and it has a history of making losers of sure winners.

Unless it is checked either by CSR or (as Mr Bakan would prefer, if only as a first step) by double-strength government regulation, private enterprise makes losers of everyone but itself.Private profit, public interestThe perceived tension between private profit and public interest pervades the CSR literature.

It was a night of outstanding drama, fully reaffirming all the eulogies about German football, and when it was all done Bayern Munich had won their fifth European Cup and we were reminded what a brutal business football can be when it comes to making losers of heroes.

I hope the same is true for Dern, but age makes losers of us all, eventually.