It did not prove costly, however, as Monfils had long lost the thread.
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Many works competed for my attention and I sometimes lost the thread that tied them together.
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But he lost the thread fast, restarting a couple times and botching two names before he finally surrendered.
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Though they were attentive, some of them seem to have lost the thread of questions a few times.
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She rushed a bit here, lost the thread there, overindulged in displays of her beauty and her pliant back.
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But while Sons of Anarchy eventually lost the thread, the show was, at one point, using that contradiction as the pitch.
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I suspect one reason American life spans are plummeting is a deficiency of meaning: We've lost the thread of our story.
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Unless Google has completely lost the thread, this acquisition only makes sense if the company is ready to try something completely different.
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The system has glommed on to the statistical correlation between wallets and safe places, but entirely lost the thread of the story.
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He never lost the thread of his engagement with his native city and the traditions he grew up around, chiefly textiles, patterns, weaving, woodblocks, color.
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When Lovett lost the thread on one anecdote, Williams suggested with a smile that perhaps he should be in the audience, not on the stage.
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Whatever this movie was trying to be in the first place, by the time the finished product hit the screen, it had long lost the thread.
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Below is a TV announcement from LG. LG is a company that has relative success in TVs and appliances and has lost the thread on phones.
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Gunfire is mostly known for Darksiders II and III, follow-ups in a series of faux-edgy Zelda pastiches that I lost the thread on years ago.
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As newly minted CEO Yves Maitre admitted to me at Disrupt a couple of weeks back, the once-mighty smartphone giant has lost the thread in recent years.
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On one song, "Ceaseless Tumult," they wander off into an overly dramatic emo territory that hints that they might've lost the thread, but then bounce back in with a blistering assault.
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And with Season 7 arriving tomorrow, you'd be forgiven for having lost the thread along the way (or just wanting to know what your friends and/or relatives are talking about already).
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Here is the full exchange between Maher and Sasse: MAHER: Your book is so right about how we have actually kind of lost the thread of what adults are anymore in this country.
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Unfortunately, Soderbergh's franchise lost the thread a bit, cranking out a couple of sequels—12 and 13—that were convoluted and dumb, and then a little better but still kind of dumb, respectively.
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"It's an institution that for a while now has lost the thread of its initial mission," said Manuel Lafont Rapnouil, a senior policy fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations in Paris.
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Normally, I would write off the June-as-antihero idea as spin from a show that lost the thread a bit and is trying to insist that, no, you guys, it was totally intentional.
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They don't like their partners as much as they used to, they've lost the thread of the relationship with so much else going on, and some wonder if they should still even be together.
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I think that yes, cinema serves a purpose of escapism, and there's nothing wrong with that, but I think on the flip side there is also something we've lost the thread of for a little while, but like you said, is coming back.
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Hit repeatedly by Clinton (and, it should be said, by the often absent moderator Lester Holt) on his lies about supporting the Iraq War, he lost the thread, and started ranting at Holt about how is temperament is actually great, literally disproving the point he was making.
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