Sentence examples for lost all power from inspiring English sources

"We lost all power onstage," Mr. Blythe explained.

When Mr. Cheney's hotel lost all power recently in Chesterfield, Mo., she coordinated his move to a new hotel.

There is a moment in that scene where you witness Schneider's horror as she realises she has lost all power.

Your disaster never involves any actual injuries, but still elicits sympathy and can even entertain as it serves as your alibi: "The train lost all power.

Even later in life, when he had lost all power and encountered every manner of misfortune, Machiavelli kept up the same brave and seemingly frivolous front.

The analogy that the president seemed to have in mind is that of a sect whose members are so brainwashed that they have lost all power to free themselves from exploitation.

He sometimes worked himself up into such a state that he lost all powers of reasoning.

Their powers were further limited in the 17th century, when the provosts lost all except their judicial powers.

You don't expect suddenly to lose all power when you're steaming along normally".

In Tunisia, Egypt and now Libya and Yemen, governments have resisted surrendering some power to stay in office, only to eventually face the prospect of losing all power.

When cut off from the rest of the car, the battery will still drain, but it could take a year or more before the battery loses all power.