Sentence examples for was losing something from inspiring English sources
Every day in my final week, I felt I was losing something very special.
'In previous attempts to stop, I felt I was losing something, depriving myself.
"If the school is suddenly required to redirect resources towards French, for example, then maybe that school would feel it was losing something special".
But his connection to his students grew deeper because even as Mr. Lefens gave them this gift, he was losing something more precious to an artist -- his eyesight.
So when she decided that she needed to "cut herself off," he felt that he was losing something, "less for the practical inconvenience than the unexpected feeling of being subtly disconnected from her," he said.
I'm taken aback to learn he once worked as a hunter: "I started in the hunting business because there was always the challenge of getting close to the animals, but every time we shot one, I felt like I was losing something, so I stopped three years ago".
We are losing something precious.
"Every generation is losing something," he said.
I think we will be losing something".
Usually, people protest when they're losing something, not regaining.
