Sentence examples for pretty loss from inspiring English sources

"An ugly win is better than a pretty loss," Palmer said.

"I'll take that ugly win over a pretty loss any day," said wide receiver Julian Edelman, the game's MVP.

I'll take any ugly win over a pretty loss," Edelman, who was named the game's MVP after catching 10 passes for 141 yards, said.

"I'll take an ugly win over a pretty loss any day," Altobelli said.

And although he believes that Dimon would ensure a graceful, seamless exit even if it comes sooner, Dimon's departure would nonetheless mean a "pretty severe loss" for Wall Street.

Troy is becoming a man and really coming into his own, and meanwhile, Jeff is trying to figure out who he is and he's going to be dealing with a pretty big loss soon, so his timeline might indicate that.

"It was a pretty tough loss after getting so close.

That would be "a pretty severe loss, but not unheard of in recent history," he says.

U.S.C. goes to Arizona State, with the former undefeated and the latter coming off a pretty disappointing loss at Illinois.

That's a pretty brutal loss considering that very few teams' playoff chances revolve around one player as much those of the Mavericks.

He told me Winds of the 84 Winter came together after he suffered "a pretty bad loss" and the song was part of the grieving process.