lose the case

She lost the case in mid-1900, and work went ahead.

He eventually lost the case, and might better not have started it.

The senior Justice officials who took over lost the case.

Though the students had standing, they eventually lost the case.

Michael had not wanted to lose the case to his competition.

She presented her evidence to the court trial, but lost the case.

Thomas continued legal action until he lost the case in 1815.

The lawyers knew they had better work as a team or lose the case.

"If we had lost the case I would be dead by now.

We won the point but lost the case, so after that I held my tongue.

He lost the case and was forced to pay them a settlement.

She lost the case to Charles after five long years of litigation.

He lost the case, but the practice was abolished in later years.

They lost the case in 2011, and have filed an appeal.

At the end of the trail, what he had in his basket made or lost the case.

The union, however, pursued the suit and lost the case in court.

The university lost the case in 1950 and was desegregated by court order.

We did lose the case in the courts and were convicted.

He has therefore lost the case and will be excommunicated.

When he returned he went to court but lost the case.

The defendants offered no defense and lost the case by default, city officials said.

That was a good way to lose the case, Levi pointed out.

However, Barry lost the case, and two of the five were hanged.

She lost the case, but it attracted welcome publicity for her work.

Do any of you happen to recall exactly why the mountain men lost the case?"