Sentence examples for lost mission from inspiring English sources

Forbes provided the praise of the video threat with an ample dose of lies and even some commentary on how an obscure Athenian aristocrat showed leadership by helping a group of Spartan mercenaries escape a lost mission.

And then between that lost mission and the loss of Columbia in '03 came that other event when, in an eyeblink, two mighty steel towers gave way to blank sky too.

After the secularization of the missions, this chapel became known as the "lost mission", the only place of worship between Mission San Fernando and Mission San Buenaventura.

The game also includes the previous expansion Resurrection of Evil and a new single-player expansion pack called The Lost Mission.

Varèse Sarabande, the record label responsible for releasing albums of Giacchino's previous scores for Alias, Lost, Mission: Impossible III, and Speed Racer, released the soundtrack for the film on May 5.

Bryant's attempt to win the series by himself became a losing mission against the team-oriented Celtics.

"To thrive in an environment of high expectations and dwindling resources", Collins said, "academic medicine should stay true to its core values while adjusting its cultural and operating practices to societal change and confronting facts head-on without losing mission" [ 59].

In an interview with a Fort Worth radio station, Pruitt described the E.P.A.'s career employees as "hardworking folks" who, in the Obama years, had lost "their mission".

The much maligned cold war military alliance lost its mission when its primordial enemy, the Soviet Union, collapsed, was ridiculed by this Bush administration and was rendered impotent by its own divisions over the American-led war on Iraq.

"There's a whole school of thought that by making them exclusive, instead of egalitarian like they're supposed to be, community colleges have lost their mission," said Terese Rainwater, an analyst at the Education Commission of the States, which helps states set education policies.

They think that somewhere between Wii, Facebook and mobile games many studios have lost the mission.