A man offered him about one-half what the stuff was worth, and he was so crazy to play that he was about to let them go, when I advanced him much more on them than the stranger had offered; for I knew he would lose them.
I told the old gentleman that we might as well get some of his money, as he would lose it anyway before he got back to Texas.
We continued working the boats and making plenty of money, and every time we got out in the city both of us would lose a big sum of money; and then perhaps I would have to fight, for they were looking for a man to start a fuss with me.
It was thy master's; shrew me, If I would lose it for a revenue Of any king's in Europe!
I sold not Maine, I lost not Normandy; Yet, to recover them, would lose my life.
And if he did--well, right there he would lose control of his mine.
It was Mary Fortune and he remembered all too well that time when she had told him he would lose.
What she knew might have helped him, but she was against him now--and she had told him in advance that he would lose.
She had said he would lose because he had no case, and because he used money instead; but he knew from that smile she had other reasons for pronouncing his doom in advance.
She, then, would lose everything, even Karl, who was already lost to her.
The King, having determined it, would loseno time.
But, the way things were going, Nikky might marry anybody, and go away to live, and he would lose him.
Sometimes he forgot it: often for months together he would lose consciousness of its mighty monotonous rhythm: but he knew that it was there, that it never ceased, like the ocean roaring in the night.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "would lose" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
