I think its lesson has been lost — which is, if the screenplay is traditional and solid, the image doesn't matter.
She said that a ring had been lost, which is exactly what happened to my grandmother's ring; my mother lost it when we were on a beach.
"That is leaving aside the thousands of jobs which would have been lost, which is not the consideration in this case, but I just point it out".
Had the courts failed to take such action, according to the Brennan Center for Justice, as many as five million votes might have been lost, which was, as it happens, almost exactly Obama's popular-vote margin over Romney.
The government will be in serious peril of collapse if the referendum is lost, which is why David Cameron had to be pushed by Nick Clegg to hold it sooner rather than later.
Though the dish may still taste good, a certain elusive quality is lost, which is why takeout and steam-table dishes always lack the brightness of those freshly cooked and served.
As the constraint level is loosened, sessions are lost, which is due to that solutions did not converge within the maximum limit of 20 iterations.
When debonding occurs between FRP and concrete, the composite action of the beam is lost, which is characterized by the following three failure modes.
Also, Thornton acknowledges, "Service bioinformaticians must make absolutely sure that no data are lost, which is something research scientists have been known to do".
However, by the end of the fourth month the protective effect was lost, which is explained by the considerable decrease of syndecan-1 and the almost complete loss of heparan sulfate from the surface of hepatocytes.
The electrolysis under methylating conditions of 7α-O-methyl-conacytone, at potential values of the second electron transfer, generates as major products, methoxy-hydroquinone, where the methoxy group at C-7 is lost, which is in agreement with the proposed mechanism.
