Sentence examples for lost time about from inspiring English sources

The final and fastest lap is freestyle, which allows competitors to make up for lost time — about three seconds, if they're flying.

Back in 1998, the brothers shot the documentary Keine Verlorene Zeit (No Lost Time), about the fates of four young German Democratic Republicans who were targeted by the Stasi at the end of the 1970s.

But you worry about lost time because the band has such an enormous mission.

McGorry admitted he has only recently started identifying as a feminist but in recent weeks has made up for lost time by campaigining passionately about equal rights.

Who Knows Where the Times Goes? - Fairport Convention It's a great love song – simultaneously joyful and regretful about lost time and the past.

But he came back to Britain and to full-time (for now) Shakespeare, he said, because he was homesick and fretting about lost time and missed opportunities.

• While some labels are now trying to make up for lost time, others remain cautious about the pitfalls of the Internet.

And I'm not talking about lost time playing video games, or how it forces me to be a Bad Cop when I really want to be a Cool Dad (though scolding your kid for bewailing a homework assignment you're secretly bewailing is something you have to get used to).

Something more should be said about lost time estimation.

(FGD Trial One) Despite volunteers' complaints about lost time, the research team had to take the volunteers through the planned procedures on each scheduled clinic visit.

About 26percentt lost time from work because of a violent incident.