Sentence examples for lost line from inspiring English sources

Many power experts say the most likely cause of the blackout was a delay in finding ways to compensate for the lost line capacity in Ohio, followed by the failures of systems or procedures meant to keep one region's power troubles from becoming everyone's problem.

First at 2 p.m., Liz Glynn, Mark Hagen, and Ruben Ochoa discuss their work and the exhibition Lost Line: Contemporary Art from the Collection.

They lost line-out throws to almost comical proportions.

18 mins: Another lost line-out from Auckland, displaying the kind of organisational malaise shown by the Lions in that awful first Test.

Such was the job done by Bath that boos rang out at half-time and Ford regained the lead two minutes into the second half after Hooper recovered a lost line-out.

The reader can't see where the lost lines would fit, or what they would add.

Still, outside of the small thrill and spontaneity of lost lines, the various overheated narratives never escape the dutiful feel of someone working through a checklist.

An error-strewn performance included eight lost line-outs as the Lions also failed to score a try for the first time since the first Test in New Zealand in 2005.

George Ford replied with a drop-goal on England's first foray into the Irish half but his side twice wasted fine territory through lost line-outs and, after Luther Burrell was overrun by green shirts on his own 22, Sexton's third simple penalty made it 9-3.

None of the eyes lost lines of CDVA, while 65% of the eyes in group 1 and 25% of the eyes in group 2 gained 2 or more lines.

Jenkins' solution is to ditch the losing lines of business and back the winners.