Postgame sulker

Usage examples of loser.

The loser wore a brave air of indifference, as behoved a reckless soldier taking loss or gain in a Spartan spirit.

And though Ceese could never understand the words, since Raymo was facing away and his voice was mostly lost in the noise of the skateboard, he got the message just fine: You always a loser compared to Raymo.

Purple dregs were about as dreggy as they came, yabbos what barely came up to the min standards for being losers.

In a business where sheer survival was the biggest part of winning, Boba Fett had finally come up a loser.

If the most experienced publishers feared to be out of pocket by the work, it was manifest, a fortiori, that its writers ran a risk of being still more heavy losers, should they undertake the publication on their own account.

So while I resolved that the servant should not be a loser I gave the husband a good reception that I might the better mould him to my purpose.

Entirely aside from his thoughts of self-preservation, Lok was exhilarated by the scene: the sleek tan body rippling with taut muscles, the wide grassy theater of action, and the excited yaps of an approaching troupe of dead eaters gathering at a distance to dispose of the loser.

Lord Shogun Mashashige that should he be the loser in this fight, the ronin samurai, the landless and lordless Mashashita, shall be allowed to walk free without any hindering and gives his solemn oath that no revenge shall be carried out against him by any man of Lord Mashashige.

Belters, Superiors, selenians, aresians, jovians, and just plain losers.

A loud cheer went up from the shuffleboard championship-for-all-time, and the three of them spun around in their seats to see the winner shaking hands with the loser.

Terrorists will always be depicted as proper Charlies: bumbling incompetents, jargon-spouting nitwits, psychotic illiterates, scruffy unlaid losers barely competent to light the fuse and retire in correct sequence.

It is an understood thing in Russia that one who plays on credit and loses may pay or not pay as he wishes, and the winner only makes himself ridiculous by reminding the loser of his debt.

Worse, traditional accounting provided benefits to companies that sold winning positions while holding on to losers.

Borja privately speculated that the record had almost certainly been altered or effaced after the event to insure that the eventual loser appeared as the antipope to the eyes of history.

Two programs compete against each other, and the antiviral programs await the loser.