Sentence examples similar to put on lost from inspiring English sources

Through a creative arrangement of district boundaries, large groups of voters can be put on the losing side of every election — which is what Republican-controlled redistricting was able to accomplish.

Unfortunately, most of us start to believe these masks we put on and lose the true essence of who we are.

What's more he's put on weight and lost colour since he started work in Iraq," says a worried Sumita.

I was put on antibiotics and lost a total of 20 pounds in less than seven days," Ravin said in a statement.

Mr. Goldman had been previously put on leave after losing about $15 million on an interest rate trade.

Over the years the standard kilogram has put on weight, or possibly lost it.

"Like anybody," he recalled, "I had put on some weight and lost some hair and I was nervous about seeing someone who was a romantic interest 30 years earlier".

We will see lives diminished, futures put on hold, and opportunities lost.

I brought myself to the hospital with the intent to get my "green card" -- instead, I was put on another form and lost my liberty once again.

"It's to raise awareness of people with disabilities and grave injuries and let them know that life goes on," said Daniel, 31, whose dream of becoming a doctor was temporarily put on hold when she lost her left leg, and much of her right calf, when the first of the two Boston Marathon bombs erupted on April 15.

The Chicago Cubs were put on this planet to lose inside a pre-historic baseball museum.