Sentence examples for lost too far from inspiring English sources

I don't get lost too far into it.

We've come too far, and lost too much, to allow anyone less than a true hero and champion to occupy the highest office in the land.

Be sure not to pull back too far and cause the aircraft to lose too much speed.

Bristol City manager Derek McInnes: "We didn't deal with the free kick and it's a goal we've lost far too often - it was far too easy to score for them.

In a vote of affirmation for the new government, he says his party deserved to lose for moving too far from his New Labour template: the people got exactly what they wanted in the Cameron/Clegg blend.

I lost my balance, went too far in one direction and lost my traction," she said.

But in China, where the central government maintains a firm grip on popular media and cultural events, minority musicians walk a fine line: play it safe and they may lose their audience; go too far and they may lose their stage.

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And it's true: several give the impression of having travelled too far, lost heart en route.

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