Sentence examples for Regain lost time from inspiring English sources

His was a truly heroic effort, not to regain lost time in the laborious manner of a Proust and others obsessed with childhood, but not to lose it in the first place.

He helps leaders find and regain the lost time in their organizations by discovering and shrinking hidden factories in any system.

"As the title of Proust's life's work - 'In Search of Lost Time' - suggests, time is the central preoccupation here: time lost, time regained, time needed, time elapsed, remembered, lived and experienced.

But he differed with the pitching coach, Rick Peterson; lost time to reconstructive elbow surgery; and struggled to regain his velocity.

In a city of lost time — there's never enough, never enough — any chance to regain some is sweet.

He regained one position the next day with ninth place on Gardeccia, but again lost time to the race's other leading riders.

But she lost time at one of the final gates, where her right ski slipped momentarily before she regained control.

"There is no cure for memory loss; some people will regain lost memories in time, but others will not be so fortunate".

That is because the time to regain lost ground can be short.

It will take Mancini rather longer to regain lost respect, and he may not have the time.

It can regain lost ground faster.