Sentence examples for lost time there from inspiring English sources

In a city of lost time — there's never enough, never enough — any chance to regain some is sweet.

In "Within a Budding Grove," the second volume of Proust's "In Search of Lost Time," there is a passage in which Mme Swann emerges from a long winter, during which Marcel glimpses her, from the street, cloaked in ermine in her frigid home as she receives visitors.

And that extra layer of diligence is worth even more in avoided back taxes, penalties and lost time if there's an audit.

I used to hate Miami because the food scene was lagging behind New York, but I truly think we're catching up on lost time as there is a lot of food excitement and innovation now.

Their wounded totals also include figures for those injuries where there was no lost time or where lost time was just three or four days.

They arrived early, keeping their voices down and working quickly to make up for lost time, nervous in case there was a complaint about their not returning sooner.

There could be some making up for lost time in Monte Carlo tonight, where there is a possibility of British records coming along like London buses in the IAAF Diamond League.

It should be noted that the claims provided by the state are confined to those which resulted in either some form of medical payment and/or where there was lost time from work as a result of the reported condition.

But someplace there, No. 130 lost time.

Well, there was some lost time in productivity as I questioned why I was even upset.

The study's incompatibility with Sammy Yatim's death is especially clear considering that the officers already had their guns drawn which means there was no lost time spent un-holstering their pistols in the first place.