Sentence examples for point lost in from inspiring English sources
Instead, I'll probably go for an imaginary walk down this street in Salford, towards a vanishing point lost in the blitz of flapping flags.
Federer and Nadal withdrew before that tournament, and Djokovic and Murray, neither of whom had cracked the top 10 at that point, lost in the second and third rounds, respectively.
Some say keep the digital, forget the ratings and junk populism; others fear that each percentage point lost in the ratings is another blow undermining the licence fee that pays their wages.Gavyn Davies, chief economist at Goldman Sachs in London, who is chairing a panel reviewing the future of the BBC's finances, may provide what looks like a resolution of these problems.
But there's an important point lost in this repetitive debate.
As a progressive and strong supporter of President Obama who also helped build one of the top privately held insurance brokerages in the country and continues today working with businesses on risk and human capital challenges, there is an important point lost in this debate that I believe progressive Chicagoans should consider before they cast their vote for Mayor on April 7th.
They had to play short a player at Philadelphia last month because of salary-cap issues and injuries, and emerged with a point, losing in overtime to the Flyers.
A championship contender, Stewart is still trying to make up points lost in the Daytona 500 in which unsympathetic rivals dubbed him "Flipper".
The Dow more than recouped the 172.98 points lost in the previous session and is on its way to an eighth consecutive winning week.
The visitors will reflect on two points lost in their pursuit of the top four as they dropped deeper in defence of their narrow lead.
We cannot comfortably make a statement about IQ points lost in relationship to As exposure, because of limitations in the application of the U.S. standardization norms to the generation of IQ scores in the present study population.
We cannot comfortably make a statement about IQ points lost in relationship to WMn exposure, because we cannot apply U.S. standardization norms to generate IQ scores in the present study population.
