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

From a visual standpoint, the new ads are staid and lack pizzazz, but BBDO hasn't lost its touch.

For all its Romanian steaks and whatnot at $14.50 and more, this place hasn't lost its touch at the grill.

Though the group's influence remains strong, it is trying to show it has not lost its touch after the White House blocked its push for Congress to approve new Iran sanctions.

And while assets have fallen thanks to the weak performance, Paulson & Company has not lost its touch for flair.

Dome has not lost its touch with desserts either, judging by the seductive chocolate Grand Marnier cake with Tahitian vanilla ice cream and the piping hot apple brown sugar crisp, with a crunchy topping, tart apples and caramel ice cream.

"SNL" hadn't lost its touch, I thought.

Compaq had not lost its touch, but something more profound — its credibility with Wall Street.

It's an oldie, but it hasn't lost its immediacy and its power to touch an audience.

And he insists that whatever logistical mistakes Restoration Hardware has made along the way, it has not lost its magic touch with the public.

First Boston's reluctance to press its case suggests to some takeover specialists that the firm was only half-heartedly pursuing the prize and was actually trying to prove to the Street that it had not lost its magic touch since Bruce Wasserstein and Joseph Perella, its top two dealmakers, left in February.

The heavy lifting in "Kings" is provided by Richard Doyle, an SCR founding artist who's been with the company since it began in the mid-1960s and hasn't lost his touch as an engaging actor.