Sentence examples for basically lost in the from inspiring English sources

The match was basically lost in the first 11 seconds when the Turkish captain, Hakan Sukur, intercepted a back pass by the South Korean captain, Hong Myung Bo, and beat goalie Lee Woon Jae.

Currently, thanks to Twitter's search limitations, once a tweet is a couple of months old, it's basically lost in the Twitter.com ether.

This act of martial scholarship excited Luca, an Italian 1595er who praises "the charm of a discipline which has been basically lost in time and is coming back".

In numerous cases involving chokeholds, for instance, police officers were let off the hook, or received a lesser punishment from Bratton's predecessor, Ray Kelly, and policing recommendations were basically lost in a bureaucratic haze.

He said that he had basically lost interest in the idea of the "moving of the furniture" that you have to get done before a novel.

You start up, and basically you're lost in the music".

"What I see in general with the iPod and iTunes and those kinds of developments is that the audio [hardware] world has basically lost its role in the innovation curve, and they've started to become followers," he said.

A study from the research firm Rhodium Group used Department of Energy data to examine the number of customer-hours of service lost in the blackouts — basically, the number of hours of power lost multiplied by the number of customers who lost it — and Maria blows its competition out of the water.

Malakhov was basically lost for the season when he tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee in the Rangers' season opener on Oct. 7.

He told the BBC: "Ireland has basically recovered all the competitiveness it has lost in the previous decade.

While the prosecution basically lost on the casino-chip sections of the indictment, it scored heavily on the bearer bonds.