Sentence examples for lost redoing from inspiring English sources
Vital minutes are lost redoing pieces as locks of hair brush into your eyes.
In the late 1960s he fought to save Les Halles from demolition, but he later lost the competition to redo the site.
Famitsu editor Ranbu Yoshida said that "it feels like a very different game from its predecessor" and that "it's easy to lose yourself in changing and redoing areas you've previously finished".
Tim and a cousin spent the next couple of years trying to build some "sweat equity" by redoing the electrical wiring, plumbing and landscaping, but when Jenni lost her administrative position, they had to delay the improvements.
However, in redoing this analysis on a lineage-by-lineage basis, we lost much of the signal for interference between lineages.
It's psychopathic to spend a million redoing your office when the folks outside it are losing jobs, homes, pensions and savings.
We've always lost bits – 'Oh it's not making any sense!' – then you just redo one scene and it makes perfect sense.
And every 10 years, she said, they have to redo the bulkheads and rebuild the landscaping that's been lost to erosion.
Inside, the walls were redone in a dappled buttery yellow, and the memories of Austria were lost forever under a thick coat of paint.
They dutifully came to our beautiful wedding and then lost my phone number, none but a handful accepting my invitations to join us for weekends in the Hudson Valley farmhouse we had redone.
