If I lost her....

Is she lost to me or without me?

She is unconscious.

She's unconscious.

Mary has failed again. After all she is still young.

She's brokenhearted.

She lost a book.

She lost a book.

And I lost her.

Grete's appearance had told him everything. Grete replied with a dull voice evidently she was pressing her face into her father's chest

I'd have lost her anyway, but still...

She failed and felt humiliated.

She did not let failure discourage her.

He has lost his job.

He lost his job.

My pipe is out. Mrs. Hall was pulled up suddenly.

She lost her handbag.

I was disappointed in her.

He was thrown out of work.

She fell down senseless on the floor.

She was bereft of all hope.

She fainted when she heard the terrible news.

If it had not been for her advice, he would have failed.

But for her help, he would have failed.

It seemed as if she was going to faint.

She was disappointed with the result.

The kid had a gun. The military has the ball now. Sir!

She would have failed but for his help.

She would have failed without his help.

She lost somebody two days ago.

She fainted with fear.

We were disappointed to hear that she had married him.

Without her advice, he would have failed.

She tried hard, but she failed.

She cloaked her disappointment with a smile.

She laughed up her sleeve at his failure.

She has gone, but I still love her.

Clay killed himself because of what he lost when he came home.

Her eyes were extra bright and extra blue, as a result.

At the sight of Gregor, who, totally surprised, began to scamper here and there, although no one was chasing him, she remained standing with her hands folded across her stomach staring at him.

Howsoever carefully she looked she could see nothing but thickly growing, glossy, dark green leaves.

She lost one of her flesh and blood.

She lost her son in the war.

She lost interest in her work.

He blamed his failure on her.