Sentence examples for that lost that from inspiring English sources

While Blair has been retained from the squad that lost that series 2-1, Luke's poor transition from South Sydney to NRL rivals the Warriors this season has resulted in a demotion.

It is still formally possible, though less likely, that the cell populations used for this microarray analysis were composed of a heterogeneous mixture of cells with different aneuploidies that could have cancelled each other out (i.e. for every cell that gained a particular chromosome there could have been another cell that lost that same chromosome).

A polemical proposal to transfer the seat of government to Sucre, a genteel city of whitewashed buildings in central Bolivia that lost that distinction in a brief civil war at the end of the 19th century, drew hundreds of thousands of demonstrators into the streets of high-altitude La Paz, where the president and legislature are based.

"It would make sense that losing that outlet would be a negative thing for him psychologically".

It's always the side that loses that has something to say about the judge".

Meadows also revealed that losing that race to Zinurova had forced her to alter her training which she believes led to a season-ending Achilles injury.

They lost that game and that series.

I'd lost that family, lost that woman.

It appears that we have lost that consensus.

That's why you lost that simulation, you know.

I still get emotional about all the lives that were lost that day.