Sentence examples for lost bits of from inspiring English sources

Many of the record's lyrics seem like lost bits of sermons, delivered to an indistinct mass.

Plastic bottles, chewing gum and lost bits of kit are among the other items proving a headache for resorts, a pollutant of the environment and a turn-off for summer tourists.

(He might also have mentioned keepers at the Columbus and San Diego zoos who both lost bits of fingers. In the latter instance, the local paper's generous headline was "APE RETURNS FINGERTIP TO KEEPER").

Those horses are urban horses - they've lost bits of their soul like the rest of us that spend too much time in cities.

By dealing with the "lost bits" of the myth, Barton here inevitably tackles material that is more marginal, curious and contradictory.

I lost bit of time in Turn 10 and perhaps a tiny bit in Turn One.

The saddest thing about getting old is you gradually lose bits of yourself.

If I think he's losing bits of his game, I'll get him back on track.

Otherwise it is very easy to lose bits of your telescope and forget how to do something.

But we kind of lost a bit of our edge.

I just lost a bit of confidence in my movement.