Sentence examples for lost time it from inspiring English sources

Gasore promptly swapped bikes with Adrien, so that Adrien could keep going, but although he made up much of his lost time, it was not enough to qualify him for the Olympics.

This film is precious, not least because it belongs to a lost time – it's one of the silent era's final hurrahs.

In the "Swann's Way" volume of "In Search of Lost Time," it is Marcel, not Charles Swann, who bites into a madeleine.

Here, unfortunately, Aciman parts company with Proust; for all the interiority of "In Search of Lost Time," it is also a novel of war and politics and anti-Semitism, of economics and social class.

Over those decades of lost time, it is not uncommon for prisoners repeatedly to come within hours of death, only to get a temporary reprieve, and then a new execution date.

If one knows anything at all about "In Search of Lost Time," it would be that it is about the intense power of a certain kind of memory -- the memory that the aging Marcel experiences when he dips a madeleine into a cup of linden tea and the taste unexpectedly restores the lost feelings of his youth at his aunt's country house at Combray.

But the next stage of the comeback poses new challenges for the nation's largest automaker as it tries to make up for lost time when it suspended many of its product programs.

It may not be compatible with Georgian culture voluntarily to admit that headache causes lost time, or it may be that those who did not lose time saw the questions as pointless (these possible explanations being counter-balancing in whom they would exclude, again making significant bias unlikely).

Anger at being found and anger at having to make up for lost time.' It's plainly still hard for Elyse to hear Paula describe this period.

We made up for lost time, but it wasn't enough.

Perhaps it was making up for lost time or perhaps it was inevitable, but I could finally relate to my friends' period stories.