Examples of 'lost a vote' in a sentence
Meaning of "lost a vote"
lost a vote - This phrase means that someone did not win a vote or was not successful in getting support for their position
How to use "lost a vote" in a sentence
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No government here has lost a vote of confidence.
I never lost a vote after screwing on election day.
You have just lost a vote.
The government lost a vote of confidence in March and a general election was held in May.
He was doing potty Peacefully You just lost a vote.
You just lost a vote sir.
On Monday, the government was embarrassed because it almost lost a vote.
We just lost a vote.
Poor fellow… he was doing potty Peacefully You just lost a vote.
In July he lost a vote of confidence in Parliament and resigned.
I do not know whether I gained or lost a vote there.
Uncle Kit… You have just lost a vote from me for the next election to come.
I do not know about you, but Mr. Houghton just lost a vote.
You all know I just lost a vote with Fabio.
In 1998 Prodi lost a vote of confidence and was replaced by Massimo D'Alema as Prime Minister.
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The minority Reynolds government then lost a vote of confidence in the Dáil.
In June, the union narrowly lost a vote to organize a Volkswagen plant in Tennessee.
Until now, the record was held by Ramsey MacDonald who lost a vote by 166 votes.
The last time a government lost a vote on a piece of legislation was in 1929.
Hugo Chavez, the Venezuelan president, recently lost a vote to reform his constitution.
Romania 's Social Democrat government has lost a vote of no-confidence in Parliament.
