Sentence examples for wanting to lose from inspiring English sources

He cried for days, not wanting to lose that solidarity.

I don't blame children for wanting to lose teeth.

Someone wanting to lose weight should be eating differently from someone trying to put it on.

Anne Milton, Public Health minister, said anyone wanting to lose weight should visit their GP first.

The bidding slows when someone bids $20, but then resumes with neither wanting to "lose".

The disqualification has proved controversial because it raises the question of whether wanting to lose is the same as cheating.

Being on the road, not wanting to lose, there comes a time you have to do that".

He's obviously feeling his age, at any rate, and wanting to lose the burden of running the country.

She, too, may have been at fault, hearing what she wanted to hear, not wanting to lose her beloved department.

As much as I welcome diversity, there is still something compelling about the Yankees and the Red Sox not wanting to lose any game, ever.

But I also think that my initial impulse to go away came from wanting to lose myself, rather than find myself.