Sentence examples for lost exchange from inspiring English sources

I spent a few hazy months half-arsedly ordering toilet rolls and bin bags, guiding lost exchange students to their flats and listening to the rugby team talk about who they spitroasted the night before while waiting for their Wednesday afternoon minibus.

It's not just that Rubio has lost exchanges with Christie, it's that he's lost them in a way that lends itself to endless repeating on TV.

They don't want to lose exchange partners.

I think Osborne lost that exchange.

Karpov, though, wanted to win, although he blundered with 35 Rc6, which lost an exchange.

But Romney would have lost that exchange even without her intervention.

"We lost our exchange rate advantage that we had for so many years," said David Porter, the managing director at McMullen & Wing shipyard.

He fell back into a tie with Woods with a bogey at the fifth, and lost an exchange at the par-3 seventh hole brimming with significance.

So much of the crucial expression is lost: the exchange of small glances, the delicate nuances of touch, the interaction of dancer and music.

When infusing [C]palmitate to estimate fat oxidation, part of the label is lost in exchange reactions of the tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle.

Thus, when [C]palmitate is used to determine plasma-derived palmitate oxidation, part of the infused label is lost in exchange reactions of the TCA cycle (Fig.  1).