He's had a great loss. There's a great emptiness in his life.

He's got no legs.

Has America Lost its Mojo?

But there's nothing to give up.

We had lost seven tons of oxygen.

We lost our taste for fighting.

We've already lost several of our best pilots.

Your brother is missing three fingers now.

Who have already lost one son, one brother...

And here I was worrying that I'd lost my charm.

I lost the one friend I had in this place, and I know it too.

You've lost your hearing in one ear.

Alas, confidence was lost, credibility was shaken and the peace process lost much of its momentum.

I've already put Tom to work on it.

Those bodies reflect a cold war era gone by and have long since outlived whatever usefulness they may once have had.

Seems like Mr. Brown has lost his charm.

Little Bonaparte's gettin' soft. Hasn't got it here anymore.

I've got two hours. I don't need that long.

Now I have no jaw left at all.

I'm afraid we've lost the food and the medical supplies.

The price of a date left. I'm afraid Jamie has been... Lost to us for a...

We've lost that capability. We abandoned it in '72.

If we lose it now, we might as well all be dead.

We lost it.

I'm going to miss that.

Lost, is it?

We have lost 25 percent of the unique species in Hawaii in the last 20 years.

So if you'll excuse me, we'll be leaving.

Montreal's blacked out. Nothing. Same thing as on the Pacific coast.

Max, Pa's been dead five years. Let it rest.

The boat races were a privilege which you've lost.

It lost 80 percent of its ice.

The study ended after six days, because it was out of control.

Helped him pioneer the land they lived on, built it up with their own bare hands, and made things grow until... till they lost it.

As ever, I'm impatient for you.

At the moment, we're losing it.

Because I had lost my jaw, I could no longer form a seal, and therefore my tongue and all of my other vocal equipment was rendered powerless.

In our homes, we've lost touch with food.

Why, Mr. Warriner, you're out of your Continental mind.

Plain crazy when it came to that one subject, her celluloid self... the great Norma Desmond.

You're becoming a danger to the organisation. You're losing your nerve.

It's traveling through time. To the future, to be exact.

The day after, I came back and they were already scratched.

They're paid for, you seem to need 'em.

But what's happened is our technology has removed the checks and balances on our population growth.