Sentence examples for lost period from inspiring English sources

"As for the 1972 Miami Dolphins, I don't take joy in the fact the Patriots lost — period.

Although the house had lost period details, including fireplaces, during a 1970s renovation, it otherwise had "all the requirements," Ms. Chasanow said, including ample space and a good location.

Allen Greenberg and Daniel Stern, a trustees at the foundation, and Christopher Pennington, its executive director, were concerned about the prospect of a lost period of choreography.

Jack McInerney is still very young to be the MLS journeyman he's becoming, while Ned Grabavoy will be trying to rediscover his hardworking RSL form rather than his rather lost period in an NYCFC shirt.

He imagines a lost period with modern eyes: think Peter Greenaway's movie The Draughtsman's Contract, or the spoof historicism of Neil Stephenson's Baroque cycle of novels; think the falsehoods of Heritage Industry Britain.

As much as it is a story about a lost period of English history — a final shining moment before everything changed forever — "Brideshead" is a novel about the inexorable pull of Catholicism.

As gorgeous and haunting as Turner's illustrative covers are, some jazz fans might still regret the lost period-documentary feel conveyed by, say, the portraits on many of the classic Blue Note album covers from the 1950s and '60s.

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"We can't afford to lose, period," he said.

"And I don't like to lose, period".

"It's just September," Hampton said, "and I hate to lose, period".