Sentence examples for that lost one from inspiring English sources

"I am a child of the generation that lost one world and went on to build another," Peres once wrote.

La Cucaracha supposedly tells the story of a cockroach that lost one of its six legs and is trying to hobble around on the remaining five (actually a satirical metaphor for political or social issues of the times).

These are both families that have three children, that lost one, and the response from the community was so different for the Bardens than it was for the Bosleys.

This is the headquarters of Fratria, the unofficial Spartak fan club that lost one of its members when he was killed during a brawl with a gang from the Caucasus, the restive mainly Muslim region on Russia's southernmost flank.

The prime minister, Ali Benflis, said after the cabinet meeting that the government would give 200,000 dinars (£1,870) to families that lost one or more members, and provide shelter for up to 1,500 homeless families.

Gutierrez and Lofgren were members of a bipartisan working group that lost one GOP member, Rep. Raul Labrador (Idaho), in June and two other Republicans -- Texas Reps.

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In the context of HIV/AIDS, previous research on orphaned and vulnerable children suggests that losing one or both parents significantly increases vulnerability for children [ 35].

MySpace hasn't said much on the deal, but new CEO Owen Van Natta has noted that losing one deal wouldn't make or break the company.

I would imagine that losing one's job would come into the same category".

The Sunday Telegraph's columnist, Matthew D'Ancona, observed that losing one MP "to Ukip may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose two looks like carelessness".