Sentence examples for lost set from inspiring English sources

He's from before the age of protest, before the Beatles, and, far from embodying a lost set of styles and manners, he represents the absence of cool.

In a relentless show of determination and shot-making, Nadal survived a first-set misstep, only his third lost set in the tournament and roared back to overwhelm Murray.

MS played well & lost set — Tracy Austin (@thetracyaustin) 8 Jun 13 Strange but true #FrenchOpen fact: There has not been a 3-set women's singles final since 2001 (Capriati over Clijsters) #RG13 — Christopher Clarey (@christophclarey) 8 Jun 13 Sharapova & Kuznetsova r the only 2 to alter return position for Serena's 1st serve.

It could be a lost set from 2001: A Space Odyssey or Alejandro Jodorowsky's The Holy Mountain.

If a partner goes straight to rummaging around in my vagina without any kind of warm-up, it feels like they're looking for a lost set of keys.

By this point, we hope that TomorrowWorld has ended and that you are not some poor, lost set of campers who have been forced to create a community of mud people in the woods.

Some elements in the English attitude to football rarely appear in the endless dissection and analysis of games, especially lost set-pieces – which give rise to absurd hyperbole, including the Sun's accusation that the players "let down their country", as though they had failed in their patriotic duty.

It further suggests that although some HSCs would be lost, setting stricter gates for CD150 and EPCR expression would enrich for more highly purified fractions.

Roger Federer, win or lose, sets the lonely standard.

"On this surface especially, you shouldn't really be losing sets like that.

Williams, who has not lost a set at this year's tournament, appeared ill between sets.