Desire and memory tangle and dissolve in melancholy, sepia-tinted, perfectly lost.
The boy first ascended the scaffold, without any apparent change in his resignation; and, during the time, the young man, Hayward, seated himself and appeared perfectly lost to all earthly objects; he was shortly summoned to the fatal tree, and, with a firmness that did not forsake him to the last, approached his fate.
"I played with gut before," Bjorkman said, "and if you don't hit it perfectly, you lose the speed of the ball, and guys could come in on short balls.
Schaft's robot behaved nearly perfectly, but lost points because "the wind blew a door out of their robot's hold and because their robotic creation was not able to climb out of a vehicle after it successfully navigated an obstacle course," reported the Japan Daily Press.
And you could play perfectly and lose $3/4/5,000 in a night--that was hard to watch.
I think the words of St. Augustine sum it up perfectly: 'Whoever loses herself in her passion loses less than whoever loses her passion.'".
Businesses are closing and consumers are losing perfectly safe product choices because of overbroad federal rules adopted without rigorous analysis.
I knew I liked him but if he didn't call me, I was perfectly capable of losing interest in him".
MILWAUKEE — On the Milwaukee Brewers' annual Negro leagues tribute night, the Mets showed they were perfectly capable of losing on the road in anybody's gray uniforms, not just their own.
Though confident that he would emerge victorious, West said that he would be perfectly fine with losing to 50 Cent, saying that he'd rather, "be #2 on that day rather than come out and be #1 on a day nobody cares about".
