Sentence examples for past losing from inspiring English sources

"I don't know how a mother gets past losing a son in these sorts of ways.

In the past, losing such prized gymnasts wouldn't have put Olympic qualification in doubt.

Primedia has bid on the properties in the past, losing out in the 1996 bidding, when the company was known as K-III Communications.

The Yankees have tested their resiliency in the past, losing the first game five times in 13 postseason series under Joe Torre.

For Jamy Ian Swiss, as for Penn & Teller, the future lies in magic being remade in the light of the real but still in the shadow of the past, losing the false front while revering the traditional techniques.

It is well documented that past winning stocks continue to outperform past losing stocks in numerous equity markets.

But that doesn't mean the sonic details just slip past, lost in the flow.

When the best heavyweights of the past lost, it usually was to worthy opponents.

History that is inconvenient conveniently loses its legacy; an unpalatable past loses its connection to an unfortunate present.

UKIP also attracted protest voters more generally as the Liberal Democrats, so often beneficiaries of protest votes in the past, lost support as junior partners in the coalition.

On the paths between buildings, mule deer wander about, nibbling at potted plants and twitching their ears as rumpled engineers shuffle past, lost in calculation.