Sentence examples similar to Recovered lost time from inspiring English sources

And what drives the journey is not scientific curiosity but regret and desire, the longing to recover lost time and know ourselves for the first time.

The remaining hostages — 13 of the 52 have died — are keenly aware that they can't recover lost time, so they are looking with increasing urgency for another kind of restitution.

If someone helps recover lost time, they get a bonus.

Instead, it takes time for that asset to return to its starting point, which is the crux of the problem: We cannot recover lost time, and with regard to compounding returns, lost time can often equal lost money.

Councillor Neville Huxtable said: "None of us wants to see the work extended a minute longer that absolutely necessary, but the council's contractors have been working in extremely difficult and testing conditions on this job". The council said extra staff had been deployed and they would be working over Christmas and the new year to recover lost time.

"You can recover lost time on the job -- but not in your children's lives".

We need then to recover lost time: the Commission and the Council should draw up a global action programme for a common foreign and security policy with Latin America.

The Times recovered lost ground in the days that followed, including front-page articles Thursday and Friday on the final split between the candidate and his onetime father figure and the divide between black clergy in North Carolina who support Wright and parishioners who are disappointed in him for hurting the first African-American with a serious chance to win the White House.

The infected mice recovered lost weight by 6 days.

Party officials also tried, unsuccessfully, to recover lost television time, by urging networks to expand evening coverage, which would have captured Mr. Bush's speech.

Mr Yomono said: "I believe he desperately wanted to recover the lost time and escape punishment.