Sentence examples for more lost off from inspiring English sources

As hopeless as they are on the road, they'd be even more lost off it.

As a result, Allied merchant shipping losses spiked between January and June 1942, when more tonnage was lost off the U.S. coast than the Allies had lost during the previous two and a half years.

Vessels have been reported lost off the coasts of New Zealand, Japan and more in recent years – there's more on that here.

By the time the ascent of the Sasso Tetto began, Mouris was gapped off and lost more and more time as the day went on, eventually finishing 21 minutes behind the stage winner.

Chandler preferred to play more games, because he had lost past off-seasons to rehabbing injuries and wanted to hone his skills.

One more aspect: lost wages.

Plus, nothing's going to ruin your big adventure more than losing your iPad off the side of a canoe in Madagascar.

The company continued to lay more Americans off until 850 lost their jobs from Orlando, Florida to Anaheim, California.

Now Spotify contributes a big enough percentage of record labels' total royalties that they have a lot more to lose from cutting it off.

"We have more to lose if we take our eye off the ball.

After two years at Grimsby, Slade joined Yeovil Town but suffered more play-off heartache, losing in the League One final to Blackpool in 2007, although he was named League One manager of the year.