Sentence examples for narrowly lose from inspiring English sources

Narrowly lose majority in Scottish parliament.

The match, which County narrowly lose, turns out to be a focus for the dissatisfactions of his life.

The polls are narrowing: Mr Santos may be forced into a second-round run-off (to be held on June 15th), which he could narrowly lose.

Then, as now, she had a strong showing in the first round of voting, only to narrowly lose to Peru's current, outgoing President, Ollanta Humala, a former military officer of laissez-faire political bent.

Three days removed from their excellent performance in Los Angeles, which saw them narrowly lose to the Lakers, they looked sluggish and disorganized, bullied around by the sharper Bucks.

On Monday the first major survey of public opinion since the speech showed her approval ratings had risen significantly, including amongst men, though her minority Labor government would still narrowly lose an election if it were held straight away.

Bush narrowly lost to Chiles.

He narrowly lost to the Democratic incumbent.

Four years ago the opposition narrowly lost.

Mr. Sampson narrowly lost, 41 to 37percentt.

The Bush-Feeney ticket narrowly lost.