Sentence examples for loss a time from inspiring English sources

"By the Sea" conjures the mood of erotic recklessness and discovery, along with a sense of loss — a time of heroic feats of self-liberation as well as of centrifugal forces throwing couples into crisis and making the personal dramatically public, of the veneer of glamour yielding to the urge for truth, of personal breakdown under the force of unresisted impulse.

To estimate the monetary value of the productivity loss a time-cost assessment was used.

Or how about a penalty instead of the loss of a time out on an incorrect challenge?

Canon Chris Chivers Vicar, John Keble Church, London Tragic loss at a time when integrity, humanity and natural warmth seem thin on the ground.

Much of the film is pervaded by a similar "sense of loss for a time and a place," as Mr. Siegel put it.

But the huge loss, at a time when most big German companies continue to do well, was a further blow to ThyssenKrupp's reputation.

Even in the 1960s, Mr. Merwin was writing of species loss, of a time "when you will not see again/The whale calves trying the light".

This algorithm uses as metric the estimated beacon loss within a time window.

Quite an expense, quite the loss in a time when our economy can least afford to squander any resources.

Exquisitely timely to this day, in two compelling acts, the audience experiences a poignant story of fear, prejudice, love and loss during a time of turbulence and danger.

If government were a charity, I would have withheld my donations; were it a stock, I would have sold it at a loss a long time ago.