Sentence examples for had quickly lost from inspiring English sources

The vegetarian-friendly "Moosewood Cookbook," with its zucchini boats and calorie-laden mushroom strudel, had quickly lost its charm.

Hisham Kassem, a publisher and political commentator in Egypt, said people had quickly lost trust in the Brotherhood, which reneged on a promise not to run a candidate for president this year.

In Catesby's view however, James had reneged on his promises, and he had quickly lost patience with the new dynasty.

But over the past year, Apple has quickly lost market share there to Android handsets from Samsung and domestic handset makers, as its revenue also slowed down in the U.S.

Anyone keeping track of how many times each of them claimed not to give a damn (or something like it) would've quickly lost count.

And so it is that the war begun on October 7, 2001 has quickly lost its beginning, even as it's losing its end.

The 1.9-million member church, which had more than 2.1 million members two years ago, has quickly lost congregations and individual members in part because of its increasingly liberal views on homosexuality.

They were told any passengers not killed by the impact would have quickly lost consciousness due to the sudden decompression of the plane, they said, though the Safety Board could not rule out some remaining consciousness during the one and half minutes it took to crash.

Any confidence the Nets had was quickly lost.

Others did not have, or quickly lost, the pens to mark the ballot papers with.

There they made love, and this became a regular routine for them: Xuela would spend the days with Madame Labatte, who had become like a second mother to her, and she would spend the nights with Monsieur Labatte, who rarely spoke to her while they had sex and quickly lost interest after the act was finished.