Sentence examples for powers lost from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mugabe's draft, which would have broadened his powers, lost in a popular referendum in February.

THERE are worse ways to go than at the peak of your powers, lost in a task you love.

Though dominant in their spheres, the French and American military powers lost in Vietnam, as did the Soviets in Afghanistan and the British at Suez.

With the onset of the cold war, the western powers lost interest in Nazi-hunting, and Wiesenthal's documentation team in Linz emigrated.

A large-format paperback, it has a color-manipulated photo of a bloated German corpse on the cover, thereby suggesting that the Allies won because the Axis powers lost.

The younger Piccoli cut a brisk, virile, and saturnine figure, which is why Buñuel drew upon him so often, and there is incalculable pathos in watching him now, cast adrift, with only occasional bolts of anger to remind us of powers lost.

Why did the central powers lose?

Power lost to 8.5 million homes and businesses.

"He's about lost power, lost empire, lost glory," Mr. Gates said.

In both conditions, the power lost is the product of the voltage and the current.

There is no doubt its year in power lost it the sympathy of the country.