Sentence examples for lost rules from inspiring English sources

Finally, late that second night in Surabaya, I took matters into my own hands and broke one of my cardinal "Getting Lost" rules.

They considered the scene where 815 is found to be cheating the flashback formula because Daniel only experiences it by watching it on television, Frank's safe landing of the helicopter to be a mystery, Naomi's flashback to be cheating Lost rules because she is dead and Ben's manipulation of Locke to be an overused storyline.

What struck me in Mr. Chkhartishvili's argument was that if Mr. Khodorkovsky has indeed become a symbol of the lost rule of law, then he is in effect one of the premier "dissidents" of the Putin era — an unlikely role for a robber baron.

"We've lost our rules," he said.

An HMRC spokesman said the department did not recognise that £500m was being lost: "The rules on cross-border withholding tax are being looked at as part of a package of work on the international tax rules".

LOSE A BALL? SEE 'OUT OF BOUNDS' If you hit a ball and think it's lost, the rule is the same as for a ball hit out of bounds.

VICE News correspondent Hind Hassan met with Martin to discuss his belief that the EU has become increasingly less democratic, and that by leaving, the U.K will regain power it had lost to rule itself democratically.

Delta Air Lines fell into step with Northwest Airlines in revoking strict "use it or lose it" rules put into effect by the major airlines last year for lower-fare nonrefundable tickets.

His passion illustrated the difficulties in selling international financial regulation to those countries that believe they can only stand to lose when rules are tightened.

That measure passed, as did one that would require the state and local governments to compensate landowners for the value they lose from rules restricting development, or to waive the restrictions.

AOL Loses Ruling on Internet Privacy Issue.