Sentence examples for then lost one from inspiring English sources

Starting with McCain's Strong numbers, he gained one state early in the week (Mississippi) but then lost one later on (South Dakota).

Federer was in full flow on Friday on Centre Court, the grassy spot with the new, little-used retractable roof where he won five straight titles from 2003 to 2007 and then lost one of the greatest matches in tennis history.

Obama gained three states in his Strong category, and then lost one at the very end.

It is unclear whether Amorphochlora amoebeformis, Gymnochlora sp., and Chlorarachnion reptans then lost one paralog, or whether incomplete transcriptomic data impeded the recovery of the second paralog.

The financier Jean-Marie Messier, who took over and then lost one after another of the country's leading media companies, declared a decade ago that it was "dead," saying such support was incompatible with the functioning of global capitalism.

But history suggests the relationship between the economy and politics is more complicated than that: the Tories, for example, won an election during a dip in 1992, then lost one during a recovery.

But the United States then lost one-goal games to Australia and New Zealand and was eliminated from medal contention for the semifinals.

It's a great story, a showbiz epic of brothers who find and then lose one another.

The amino acids that are oxidised undergo a deamination by the amino acid dehydrogenases, losing in addition two electrons and two protons [ 28- 30]; the resulting keto acid then loses one carbon to CO2, and leads to ATP synthesis by substrate-level phosphorylation [ 9, 29- 31].

Oliver, who pitched the Rangers' first complete game since Doug Davis's against Boston on Aug. 20, 2000, then lost on Flaherty's homer with one out in the eighth.

The next year, at the Tradition, he bogeyed the final regulation hole with a one-shot lead, then lost on the first playoff hole when Mike Reid birdied.