lose a war

We'd have to lose a war for that to be a concern.

"But you can win a battle and lose a war if we turn the will of the people against us."

This is more dangerous to us than losing a war.

I England knows that to lose a war will mean the end of her world power.

Southeast Asia was an important place we lost a war in.

Not that I want my kingdom to lose a war.

After all, the United States had never lost a war.

"I know what it means to lose a war," he said.

"It costs a lot when you lose a war," I pointed out to him.

We will have lost a war, and that will be a good thing for our country.

That's how people lost a war, and there was a war going on here.

You've never lost a war, and you won't lose this one.

In any case, losing a war cost the military the justification that it alone could protect the country's interest.

Never lose a war if you can help it.

No nation ever lost a war the way Germany lost.

But to be honest with you, I don't much like the idea of losing a war for any reason.

But Johnson couldn't face being accused of losing a war.

I am just a junior officer in an army that is losing a war."

The miners might have lost a political battle, but they had not lost a war.

They'd never lose a war, or even a battle.

"Because if you lose a war you'll be killed."

-When they lose a war and things like that, I said.

They can lose a war in an afternoon, in a fleet action.

Lyndon Johnson did not want to be the first American president to lose a war.

We never won either their hearts or minds, and we lost a war.