Examples of 'then lose it' in a sentence
Meaning of "then lose it"
then lose it - This phrase means to have something and then unintentionally misplace it or no longer have it in one's possession. It is commonly used when referring to losing physical objects or abstract concepts
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It is a shame to work on a long comment then lose it.
And then lose it on a street corner.
Or they win big and then lose it all.
Then lose it.
You make a lot of money and then lose it.
Win at first, then lose it all at the end.
We get so close and then lose it.
Yeah, then lose it.
They pick up his scent on the bridge then lose it.
Then find it, then lose it again.
A child might also learn a skill and then lose it.
Found, and then lose it.
I do not think he thought that he would own it and then lose it.
They get hold of the ball… then lose it in 10 seconds.
Many people have told me that they find something and then lose it.
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Memorize it and then lose it.
Let her experience what it means to win everything and then lose it all.
It 's pretty hard to find something and then lose it the very next moment.
It 's horrible to have no money and then lose it.
You follow him for a bit and then lose it.
It 's hard to love something and then lose it.
If the product page still works without it, then lose it.
Yes, it is definitely a catastrophe when you start a war and then lose it.
It 's possible that he could get back his memory and then lose it again.
It's hard… to love something and then lose it.
I have also seen people get rich, actually get there, but then lose it all.
She wouldn't text herself… from her dead husband's phone and then lose it like that.
First, accrue wealth, power and prestige, then lose it.
Did you gain 70 lbs while pregnant and then lose it all?
Dude, I'm this close to losing my shit right now. Then lose it.
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