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31. Also, strikes are responsible for an almost negligible amount of lost time compared with total hours worked by the employed population.

32. And, unlike federal employees, they have no guarantee of pay for lost time.

33. This maintained some continuity and helped make up at least a little of the lost time.

34. But Joannides lost time to Yorkshire driver Brian Bell when the route moved on to the gravel roads.

35. Breakdowns were the major causes of lost time and extra work.

36. Marcel Proust! In Search of Lost Time !

37. Privately, he was still a man always to defense somebody against justice, he worked as a labor at the desk, endured the besetment of sight's degeneration, only wish to plunder back the lost time.

38. And now the engineer pulled out the throttle-valve to make up for lost time, and the clatter of the train faded into a distant roar, and its lights began to twinkle into indistinctness.

39. In search of Lost Time is milestone work for the French novelist Marcel Proust, the great modern masterpiece.

40. But with a comeback now under his belt, Benayouninsists he is determined to make up for lost time as the season entersits business end.

41. The Dluskis' home, however, was an hour's commute by horse-drawn bus from the university, and Marie resented the lost time,(www.Sentencedict.com) not to mention the money wasted on carfare.

42. We must redouble our efforts to make up for the lost time.

43. Name Code, just like in autumn burst of nostalgia, gentle wind blowing through the corridors of the classic past, calls lost time and the old feelings.

44. But like any late bloomer, I was eager to make up for lost time.

45. But recalibrating your inner clock requires more commitment — in the form of unwatched reruns or lost time with a spouse — than many people care to give.