Sentence examples similar to lost step from inspiring English sources

Birds can get lost, stepped on or sat on if you don't pay attention to where they went.

"I remember it so vaguely," said Stephen Dunn, known as Radar for his jump shots against the zone, now a nationally acclaimed poet, who will read a poem about aging, "Losing Steps," to his teammates today.

Crushingly boring and repetitive much of the sense of adventure is lost following step-by-step, but that's the same with any strategy guide but painless nonetheless.

When people start bad-mouthing him and saying he lost a step, and he comes back and steps up even more".

Then, the carbonate or bicarbonate is hydrogenated and loses H2O step by step.

I had lost a step.

"George had lost a step," he said.

But she lost a step in speed and quickness.

But over the years he has lost a step.

But he has lost a step or two.

I've lost a step, sure; I just don't want to lose the whole staircase.