Sentence examples for a lost form from inspiring English sources

Published in 2006, it purported to reveal the entire history of a lost form tracing it back to the 16th century, where it was supposed to have been suppressed by the Vatican.

When you lose an item that has a TigerTag finder, you go to the site and fill out a lost form.

Usually when someone opines 'oh, they don't make them like this anymore', they are paying a sort of high compliment, as if said film represents a lost form of quality.

He sees this as the remnant of a lost form of the myth in which Merope was Orion's mother (converted by later generations to his stepmother and then to the present forms).

She suffered a back injury, lost form and confidence, and didn't advance to the final in either of her individual events in Rio.

Gold and bronze medals notwithstanding, Hoy confessed that having lost form a little before racing started he would "use this as a slight kick up the backside.

As a batsman, Hammond started the tour well, scoring 208 in an early game, but lost form once the Tests began.

For all his reliability, Walters is not a machine and when he lost form and fitness towards the end of Pulis's reign, he and the team would probably have benefited from being rested.

He scored the 125th century of his career against Kent on 20 July, but amid intense press and public interest, Hobbs lost form through a combination of anxiety and fatigue.

The midfielder was a key figure for the team that finished fourth in 2009-10 under their then manager, but had since seen his career stray off course – struggling to recapture lost form after an ill-fated season with Internazionale.

Why do you think he's lost form? A. I am not a believer in players losing form, it more that his confidence has taken a knock and that is showing at the moment.