Sentence examples for lost sometime from inspiring English sources

It's sharp, with an assaultive potency that words like "moron" and "idiot" lost sometime in the days of black-and-white TV.

The philosophical argument against torture was lost sometime in the Old Testament, and there's no sign of things turning around any time soon.

"This is what it started as: 'Round, faux tortoiseshell glasses, bifocal lenses, lost sometime Friday, between the Nursery School, B Village, A Sacred Space.

A sparkling fountain trickles water to the bottom of the picture, from where it probably fell to thirsting souls in Purgatory on a predella — a strip of small narrative scenes — that was lost sometime before 1568, when a local writer lamented its ruin by restorers with "calves' hands".

Everybody has to lose sometime.

He was crazy in terms of being vicious and vindictive and paranoid, although you could boil his mania down to a simpler and stranger thing an obsession with winning and football that most American males lose sometime around when they discover inter-gender relations.

"Most of us have lost it sometime.

We also reasoned that (for example) as a 2011 PFD year application reflects residence during the 2010 calendar year, to be eligible for the 2010 PFD the subject must have physically resided in Alaska (aside for a few exceptions) the majority of that year and lost eligibility sometime during the subsequent year (2011).

In 30%% of cases, the RB1 mutation in one allele occurs as a de novo mutation in parental germline cells (usually of paternal origin [ 3]) or happens in very early embryonic development, and the other allele is lost somatically sometime after conception.

Put the note in a drawer, and lose it sometime around Halloween.

For much of the past two decades, many of nation's economic needs were provided for by oil-rich Venezuela, but that supply has been dropping, and, particularly if Maduro loses power sometime soon, Cuba will need a new partner.