Sentence examples for sick of losing from inspiring English sources
We're all sick of losing".
Because I was sick of losing my car keys.
"Guys in this room have been sick of losing and sick of not getting enough respect for years.
May is getting sick of losing appeals, and so she has moved the goalposts – the recourse of sore losers everywhere.
According to Tondo Widodo, a former association committee member, the root of this latest crisis is simple: Indonesians are sick of losing.
Reports alleged that some workers there were "too scared" to call in sick for fear of losing their jobs, although Sports Direct has said that agency staff should not fear losing their jobs over sick days and that it aims to provide safe conditions for all.
"I lost a lot of fights early in my career," he said, "until I got sick and tired of losing fights and finally developed a certain toughness that allowed me to win coming down the stretch".
Look back at the long line of recruiting scandals involving boosters, and more often than not, a scheme will have been hatched because said booster was "sick and tired of losing" to (insert name of hated rival).
(Dargis) 'Where Do We Go Now?" (PG-13, 1 50, in Arabic, Russian and English) Nadine Labaki's satirical fable is a flighty modern variation of Aristophanes' "Lysistrata," in which the women in a Middle Eastern village, sick and tired of losing their men to sectarian warfare, band together to keep the peace by any means necessary.
"Where Do We Go Now?" soon reveals itself as a flighty modern variation of Aristophanes' "Lysistrata," in which the village women, sick and tired of losing their menfolk to senseless warfare, band together to keep the peace by any means necessary.
