Sentence examples for wait to lose from inspiring English sources

This time it's not Lilliputians but fairies at the bottom of the garden, but given a major twist in this much touted timeslip story which I can't wait to lose myself in.

Family's happy, I'm happy, can't wait to lose more weight".

While she can't wait to lose the weight, Simpson also revealed she has a hard time being away from her darling daughter.

When I do go to the theatre I am like a child, waiting to lose myself in an imaginary world".

"For the past three elections we just went to vote and waited to lose," recalls one middle-aged marketer parading in the drizzle.

They look like they have a manager who is waiting to lose".

Lucia Nimcova, a photographer friend of mine, once said to me as we were preparing to do a piece in Ukraine, "I can't wait to get lost again".

I can't wait to get lost again.

We gave away our suppers and choked down the paper on empty stomachs and waited to get lost.

The second movie is both more sombre and more jittery, with its thirst-sharpening tones of scrub, sage, and soil, and an overwhelming sensation, from the start, of a cause simply waiting to be lost.

(Does any director still have the patience to let our gaze rest without skittering upon the Western landscape?) On the other hand, you could argue that such transience sets the tone at once wondrous and fleeting for the rest of the movie, and that, if Ennis and Jack have fashioned a rough and rainy Eden for themselves, it is a paradise waiting to be lost.