Sentence examples for Lost watch from inspiring English sources
Lost Watch's latest show could be maudlin, but isn't.
Lost Watch's affecting Goodstock, about faulty genes and staying alive, is at Greenwich theatre from tonight.
My theatre company, Lost Watch, and I have made a show about biomedical misfortune, the BRCA1 gene mutation, and my family – without their permission.
We'd already searched the couch for money the previous week, and I knew there'd be nothing now, but I began to push my fingers into the couch's boniest corners, pretending that it was only a matter of time before I'd find some change or a lost watch or an earring.
Lo and behold, Hislop must have stumbled across Bernard's long lost watch to record Gloomer.
"There were so many other cases, security was very busy and I don't think they were very much interested in a lost watch".
The immediate constituents of "lost his watch" are "lost" and "his watch"; the immediate constituents of "his watch" are the forms "his" and "watch".
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More than 600,000 Lost fans watched the last ever episodes on Sky1 yesterday, Monday 24 May - but only 68,000 got up at 5am to watch it live.
Channel Five had a quiet evening, with the documentary Khubilai Khan's Lost Fleet watched by 700,000, a 3% share, at 8pm.
It beat Channel 4's Frankie Howerd: the Lost Tapes, watched by 1.1 million viewers, a 3.8% share, between 7.30pm and 9pm.
