Sentence examples for bit of lost from inspiring English sources

They lost about $70 million in 2011, so every bit of lost revenue hurts.

The Prince's family, by marrying into the bourgeoisie, is saved from ruin; and Visconti and Rota have captured a bit of lost time.

And today there's more water in the air than there is in the creeks and backwaters that crease and cut this bit of lost, lone land beyond Colchester.

But a growing band of analysts reckon it is time for the greenback to regain a bit of lost ground.The immediate spur for optimism about the dollar is the recent signalling from the Federal Reserve that its purchases of bonds with newly created money may start to tail off as soon as September.

A big National Guard training weekend that would have brought carloads of people from around the state through Lakewood last Friday was also canceled, so those citizen soldiers did not stop to buy gas or energy bars or anything else — another bit of lost economic life that will never be counted.

In fact, Twitter has regained a bit of lost ground, opening the day down more than 11percentt, it's now down just under 10percentt.

A lot of social media is something you can do from your phone in those little bits of lost time on the bus or train, waiting on hold on the phone, on the loo.

We're going to look back on that one and say we probably let it slip because we came here and controlled the game but we just lost a bit of concentration, lost possession in a stupid area.

"I know shooting is a little bit of a lost art," Szczerbiak said.

CONS: It is a bit of a lost block, lined with wholesale clothing stores.

But he also sees how choreographing or dancing to jazz has become a bit of a lost language.