Sentence examples for was losing at from inspiring English sources

The city was losing at least $10 million a day.

It had rarely balanced a budget and was losing at least $50 million a year.

There was no basis for his suspicion of his wife, and the motive for the murder of the Rendalls was losing at an innocent game of vingtet-un.

Suzuki said he was not sure whether to tip his cap to the fans for a curtain call, particularly because the team was losing at the time.

"I was losing at baseball and I was about to throw a bat," Alex Menton, 11, reported to his classmates the next day.

Stevens, 31, however, told the Guardian she was losing, at "a conservative estimate" about £1,500 a week in costs for extra personal support and in lost business.

He was lost at sea.

My luggage was lost at Madrid-Barajas airport.

It was lost at sea in 2003.

Perhaps inevitably, he was lost at sea.

Needless to say, some love was lost at that point.