Sentence examples for waiting lost from inspiring English sources

Her family wrote that her black lab, Roxie, "waited for her to come home every day, and is still waiting, lost without her".

The reasons for trial non-entry were ranked in a hierarchical order determined by consensus of the authors: refusal; doing well and hence no trial treatment recommended; no trials or spots available; other treatment recommended first; initially a candidate but deteriorated while waiting; lost to follow-up or reasons for non-entry unknown.

Meanwhile, the English militia, short of supplies after four months' fruitless waiting, lost morale and were dismissed on September 8. Harold's ships were brought back to the Thames, with many being lost en route.

"If you're 25 and really overweight, it's best to wait, lose the weight, then get pregnant at 27," Dr. Riley said.

Fifteen hundred people lined up in the square on Tuesday to get free fruit, but after two hours of waiting, they lost patience.

The Toolkit™ required the daily input of the number of referrals, patients waiting and lost appointment slots by procedure type and reason.

The cost of care-seeking may include costs of transportation, medications and supplies, official and unofficial provider fees as well as the opportunity costs of travel time and waiting time lost from productive activities [ 7] (although women in the late stages of labour are unlikely to do any production other than reproduction).

Much more waiting risks losing the territories for ever.

When I do go to the theatre I am like a child, waiting to lose myself in an imaginary world".

They look like they have a manager who is waiting to lose".

These findings suggest that an appreciable number of students in any classroom will be struggling to learn while others are waiting and losing time to develop their potential.