lose one's figure

Salisbury refused to accept the offer, possibly reluctant to lose the government's most popular figure.

I don't want to lose my figure as you can see I'm still the prettiest boy on the beach.

It means by the time you have lost your figure and charm for them they are all ashamed of you.

Yet you would not lose your figure, health and looks to please one of them, would you, even if he were a friend?

At thirty-six, after nineteen years of marriage, and two children, she hadn't lost either her looks or her figure.

She'd lost weight on their trek north, without losing her magnificent figure.

She took her art seriously, lived carefully and never lost her figure.

I gave you a child, and you never even had to lose your figure.

Lugg is a large, bald man, a former criminal who reformed after he "lost his figure".

She'd been eating well enough not to lose her figure, but there wasn't any fat on her.