Sentence examples for losing some time from inspiring English sources

"You are losing some time and mental energy in that switch, so you are slower and more error prone when you multitask," she said.

She covers five miles, doing a mile in about 20 minutes actual walking but losing some time because of the traffic lights and the vagaries of the dogs.

"He needs to find it by playing, and he was losing some time here.

I knew I was going to lose some time.

I fall on ground and lose some time.

They could've concentrated on that earlier - they have lost some time.

The changes takes an age and Vettel has lost some time.

OSHA officials said about 600,000 people lose some time from their jobs because of injuries and afflictions like carpal tunnel syndrome, tendinitis and back strain, which stem from working conditions.

(4,5) It's impossible not to lose some time pleasurably pondering Bayreuth, when the feast in question here … 8d Traditional feast of Wagner's work gets us up into its sequel (9,6) … is quite different and a lot more fun.

But that's exactly what has happened in Berlin, where organisers of an exhibition about Berlin's monuments found that the giant head and body had been lost some time after 1991.

You'll lose some time, but it won't be the end of the world.