Examples of 'lose your friend' in a sentence
Meaning of "lose your friend"
lose your friend: This phrase refers to losing a friend, either through a disagreement, drifting apart, or some other reason. It implies a sense of sadness or loss at the friendship no longer being active or present in one's life
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lose your friend
You will not lose your friend.
Bring it to me and you will not lose your friend.
And then you lose your friend and companion.
It must have been hard to lose your friend.
You will lose your friend forever so please do not tell her.
But you did not lose your friend.
Will you lose your friend while climbing over the wall again?
Lend your money and lose your friend.
Thistle, never lose your friend who 's spending your twenties with you.
Repent not you that you shall lose your friend.
Must have been hard to lose your friend like that. Brianna was kind of mean.
It 's time to surrender or lose your friend.
Think you can lose your friend steve?
But if you go on like this, you will lose your friend.
Sorry for making you lose your friend again . That 's okay.
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But if you keep thinking of yourself, you will lose your friend.
Sorry for making you lose your friend again.
Captain hunt . It 's time to surrender or lose your friend.
Must have been hard to lose your friend like that.
Together . I mean, come on, you are gonna lose your friend.
How could it not be hard to lose your friend of so many years?
Find the Rosary or lose your friend.
Naturally, you may lose your friend too.
Otherwise, you will quickly lose your friend & gain an enemy.
It must be unimaginable, Monk… to lose your friend and stay on the tour.
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