Sentence examples for were sick of losing from inspiring English sources
After the loss at Phoenix, Houston said the Knicks could not take nights off and had to play as if they were sick of losing.
Because I was sick of losing my car keys.
"Guys in this room have been sick of losing and sick of not getting enough respect for years.
According to Tondo Widodo, a former association committee member, the root of this latest crisis is simple: Indonesians are sick of losing.
Tuesday night was their first game since Van Exel, their leading scorer, went public with his demand to be traded, saying he was sick of losing.
"After the operation, I was so desperate with the whole thing of being sick, of losing my sense of being, and not knowing what the future would be, and whether I would ever sing again".
But then as Shagger who came as a Clarkeite and left a semi-converted 'Cameroon', puts it: 'It's not that we've got nicer, it's just that we're sick of losing.' There are accusations of dirty tricks.
While that may be true -- Israelis are sick of losing their sons on Lebanese soil in order to preserve an occupation of dubious strategic value -- it is also true that Israel deliberately chose the time and manner of its departure.
When he left university Mendes was hired at the Chichester Festival Theatre because its director had been informed of his sporting abilities and was sick of losing their annual cricket match to the RSC.
We love to compete with one another no matter what the circumstances are, but let's face it, seeing who can do the most one armed push-ups at the office is getting old, and frankly Erick is sick of losing.
