How To Use Lose track In A Sentence
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Let us not lose track of the fact that she is a fringe extremist with as much chance of winning state-wide election as Mel Gibson has of winning a commendation from the National Organization of Women.
Dylan Brody: Christine O'Donnell Is Just a Stalking Horse in Cute Pumps
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It can make entrepreneurs lose track of what drives real business value.
Times, Sunday Times
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If we lose tracks like this, it will be a tragedy.
Times, Sunday Times
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Whether allowed to take the books home, or read them only inside the library premises, children who begin reading interesting storybooks lose track of the time and get totally involved in the narration.
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Granted, it is very easy to get laughs and gasps pointing out the antics of a trained monkey dressed up as a sexy candidate for public office, but let us not lose track of the fact that she is a fringe extremist with as much chance of winning her state-wide election as Mel Gibson has of winning a commendation from the National Organization of Women.
Dylan Brody: Christine O'Donnell Is Just a Stalking Horse in Cute Pumps
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As we paint our individual pictures of life the scene can become cluttered, especially for disorganized people like myself who tend to lose track of things in their chaotic surroundings.
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The biographical and even impressionistic touches of his never confuse the reader nor make him/her lose track of the transcendence of the doctrine exposed, no more than the multiplicity of theophanies should make one forget the essential unity of the transpersonal Absolute.
Introducing Jean Biès
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Most people have had more than one job and it is easy to lose track of old employers and the pension schemes you may have paid into.
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You become so deeply absorbed in an activity that you lose track of time.
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Unless some sober onlooker is keeping track for you (or a guy with an iron bladder takes it very seriously), chances are you're going to lose track of what number you're on when someone goes to the bathroom.
A Very Manly Game
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His mind would wander, and he would lose track of what he was doing.
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The neurologists explained that head injuries often cause people to lose track of days.
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It's not that I don't care or anything, I'm just incredibly thoughtless and forgetful and I lose track of time far to easily.
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You become so deeply absorbed in an activity that you lose track of time.
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It was not uncommon for a switchman to lose track of where all the trains in his charge were going, an alarming development that would send him lunging for his emergency whistle to let off a long blast.
Colossus
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Don´t ever lose track of the fact that the death of Anna Nicol Smith, which is taking up all of the time allocated to news on CNN and MSNBC this morning, is far more important to U.S. audiences, the saviors of the world, than the misery of a bunch of hillbillies from a state in Southern Mexico they never even heard of who were were off to the fire pit if it weren´t for the self-sacrifice of those missionaries.
San Crist�bal and World Heritage Status
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His mind would wander, and he would lose track of what he was doing.
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The opportunity for men - and surprisingly, for women - to assume a new name, and lose track of their old lives, was relatively great.
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This can be a major source of error if you're not keeping close track of what every letter stands for.
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I mean and very often when really good stuff happens to you in terms of money you lose track of what's important and I fancy that I haven't lost track of that.
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It can make entrepreneurs lose track of what drives real business value.
Times, Sunday Times
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Released in England last year to glowing reviews and strong sales, the book centers on Emma and Dexter, who have a postgraduation fling and go their separate ways but never lose track of each other.
The Stigma of Paperback Originals
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I am an ancient daemon, and although I give the impression of being a model of youth and femininity, I have lived so many centuries I have begun to lose track.
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It has a certain cleverness to it, and it's visually magnificent in places (though some of the action is so frenetic that it's easy to lose track.)
Answers in a drop of blood
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The student who is not internalizing rhythm and pulse will invariably lose track of the beat.
