Use "looses" in a sentence
1. And in nature Anhydrite forms when gypsum looses its water.
2. But, once it's cut. It turns brown, and looses its power.
3. Finally, somebody looses connection the same way the particles in the mortar pulled apart.
4. Antonyms for Coheres include disbands, breaks up, disagrees, disconnects, disjoins, disperses, disputes, divides, looses and loosens
5. As Palin looses off a few rounds, a US Army instructor can be heard telling her approvingly: "You're pretty much hitting it dead centre."
6. Though it’s deciduous and looses its leaves in the winter, this Columnar tree’s structure is lovely even without its foliage.
7. The spirit of the tiger lives on inside of Angkor and possesses her when she looses herself to her anger
8. Cerium looses 4 electrons handing them over to the surrounding oxygen leaving aside defects, this means it has a 4+ oxidation state
9. - If the Bombardiers get to the bottom of the screen or if the player looses all of his ships, then the game
10. Pervirella (Emily Bouffante) is the lush underdressed demonic heroine who looses all control of her lusts when her magic Amulet is removed
11. MOON: Moon is a natural Benefic but rules over 4th house which is a Kendra house and as per Parashar rule natural Benefic ruling Kendra house looses its Benefic effects
12. Actomyosin was preserved up to 7 days; looses however typical properties; the connective tissue proteins were separated by chromatography and Sephadex G 200 columns, indicating an increased solubility of connective tissue fractions in acetic acid during aging.
13. DE is a form of naturally occurring amorphous silica that can kill insects by ab/adsorbing the lipids such as waxes and triglycerides of the outer cuticle layer by direct contact. When the thin, waterproof layer is lost, the insect looses water and dies.
14. A quick rise in temperature (10°C/15 min) does not alter the oxygen consumption of Arianta arbustorum between 20°C and 25°C, and of Eobania vermiculata and Helix aspersa between 20°C and 30°C. After prolonged aestivation Eobania vermiculata looses this ability to regulate.