Sentence examples for hasn't lost its edge from inspiring English sources

The series hasn't lost its edge.

The party broke up around 11 00, early by Los Angeles standards but perfectly timed for a magazine that hasn't lost its edge at middle-age.

The June 13 return of the Hayabusa, which drew heavily on Japanese industrial expertise, has fanned hopes that this nation has not lost its edge in technology and manufacturing.

He may add a few wrinkles, but Baltimore's 23-0 win over the Washington Redskins in its preseason opener showed the defense has not lost its edge.

Interestingly, Rickey insists the brand has not lost its edge: "No one does what they do in the way they do it: not Zara, not Topshop, and not H&M or Next," she says.

At least it shows that it hasn't lost its competitive edge.

Apple aims to show critics it hasn't lost its innovative edge.

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But if Fox hasn't lost its anti-Obama edge, it has certainly lost its distinctiveness.

But the inn, thank heavens, hasn't lost its campy, rough-around-the-edges charm.

Although Ms. Booker's work begins to have a familiar look, it has not lost its feisty edge.