Sentence examples for lost repeat from inspiring English sources

It was the most watched program of the night in Nielsen's estimates and would have led ABC to victory, had it not been followed by a very weak "Lost" repeat at 10 p.m.

In particular, fugu and spotted puffer appear to represent an ancestral state of 9 repeats whereas medaka has lost repeat 7, tilapia has duplicated repeat 3, and stickleback has both lost repeat 8 and duplicated repeat 9 two times in separate events.

"Lost, lost?" repeated my boss, squaring-off his headset.

Meanwhile, air traffic controllers complained that the pilots just did not react when they were spoken to and that time was lost repeating messages.

Salwa Zeidan, an Arab who has lost repeated cases to stay her eviction, has had three of them, even though her house, with a view of the old Hellenistic port, is built against the stout walls of a Crusader fortress.

"What do you do when you are lost?" repeats the elder.

And unless you're a real estate investor with deep pockets, you're unlikely to be a repeat customer -- so an agent isn't automatically losing repeat business if they screw you over.

Poor lighting may drive them away, or may lead them into buying a painting they would not like, losing repeat business.

You can change your User ID later, however you can only do this once every 30 days, and if you do it too often you may lose repeat customers.[4].

Confining the refugees to squalid camps signaled to the world that the creation of Israel remained unfinished business and allowed the governments to distance themselves from the stain of losing repeated wars.

After losing repeated battles both to African Union peacekeepers in Mogadishu, as well as to Kenyan troops in southern Somalia, the Shabab have reverted to guerrilla warfare, both inside Somalia — where they have targeted civilians — and in Kenya, where they have done the same.