Sentence examples for lost time looking from inspiring English sources

We all love our gadgets, but that love can sometimes lead to a mess of wires and lost time looking for chargers.

What would all this lost time look like with the help of AI? Enter the office of the future.

But they would lose time looking for parking and end up behind crowds 20 people deep.

Not only do workers lose time looking for things, they become overwhelmed, anxious and unfocused by the chaos surrounding them.

Then you're going to lose time looking for it, which undermines the purpose of this article.

On another expedition to Libya in 1932, when his group was held up by several days by tribal fighting, he used the lost time to look for fossils in the desert.

The mother of a girl at the Toulouse school told the BBC she was angry with the authorities who she said had not taken last week's incidents seriously enough and had "lost time to look for this man".

The remaining hostages — 13 of the 52 have died — are keenly aware that they can't recover lost time, so they are looking with increasing urgency for another kind of restitution.

The artists feel they have to make up for lost time, and this ugliness looks to them like modernism.

But rather than return to Manchester City full of confidence and with a hunger to make up for lost time, Bony has simply looked a bit … lost, much as another Ivorian striker, Seydou Doumbia, has at Roma since his own January move.

Similar to operational improvement work in factories, looking for lost time at the minutes level often reveals a legion of previously unnoticed small wastes.