Sentence examples for lost the time from inspiring English sources

"I think that we lost the time," he said through an interpreter.

They lost the time of possession statistic by a significant margin — 34 minutes 38 seconds to 25 minutes 22 seconds — and were outgained, 437 to 274.

"I was shocked and didn't how I lost the time … My clothes were thrown all over the room and I felt semen on the small of my back and all over me.

The number is, to some extent, explained by the double dissolution: the government lost the time to put all its legislation to a vote before the clock ran out.

If the time synchronization signal source system is lost, the time keeping precision can meet the requirements by related protection and control functions.

By the time children get through the system to the clinical professionals, they've lost the time to benefit from intervention programs, which are known to be more effective in younger children.

Mr. Pink asks whether we have lost the time-honored social contract, a trade of loyalty for job security.

Northwestern lost the time-of-possession battle to Penn State by nearly 20 minutes as the Nittany Lions converted 10 of 22 third downs and 5 of 6 fourth downs.

That's despite having fewer first downs, yards and losing the time of possession battle.

On top of that, you lose the time your employees are in the air; they're jet-lagged; they lose time with their families.

Consumers inevitably are inconvenienced and lose the time-value of the money they have spent.