Sentence examples for losing display from inspiring English sources

Not many composers would respond to a football match by writing a piano concerto, but Mr MacMillan's "The Berserking" was inspired by a fierce, losing display by Glasgow Celtic.

But I lost caller display and anyway, it just felt funny.

As you may well have gleaned from your reading, the first books of the poem are particularly absorbed with the idea of forgetting, because more than any other part of Paradise Lost they display so ostentatiously the remarkable scope of Milton's own memory.

He is publicly polite, win or lose, and displays an adult knowledge of history and current events.

Sheds have been checked, lost posters displayed, but there's no sign of Dusty, Tooty, Puss Puss and friends.

The Oscars used to be a chance to catch celebrities "as they really are", maybe mouthing "shit" when they lost or displaying some underarm sweat patches.

But this actually requires phosphors to convert a blue light to white; because of this process, much light is lost, and displays only reach about 70 to 80percentt of the National Television Standard Committee's color gamut.

Whenever he lost, he displayed the same good-humored bravado as he did off-court, flashing an incredulous grin even to a superior player.

The periodic arrangement of the spikes, seen in the intact virion, was lost and displayed no specific order at this stage (Figure 4D).

Consequently, valuable data is lost when displaying alignments using Ambiscript consensus sequences as well as with IUPAC ambiguity symbols.

Immediately after each card selection, the amount of money won (and possibly lost) was displayed in the center of the upper half of the screen.