Sentences with phrase «completely lose their form»
Heckingbottom has said he'd like for youth players to «earn» their spot in the first team, but the only reason Peacock - Farrell is playing is because Andy Lonergan is injured and Felix Wiedwald has completely lost his form.
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QPR will get relegated without him, while Austin will get an England cap and lose his form completely.
However, sadly because of the route Chamberlain has taken in the past by losing his consistency of form quite quickly after an absence from the team sheet for a few weeks, I think we risk seeing a completely different Chamberlain on return to club football.
Debuchy is not fit and Jenkinson seems to have completely lost his confidence and form.
Morata's form has been patchy at best, with the Spain international making a decent start before seeming to completely lose his touch in front of goal for the Blues.
Particularly, I'm wondering if it would be possible for the entire US, were it to all become privately owned in some form or other, to essentially completely lose its First Amendment rights.
«What we're finding is basically this lost world of dinosaurs with many new forms completely new to science,» Erickson said.
For my own part, I have completely lost faith in an author who's writing I really enjoyed in audiobook form because there were, in my opinion, inexcusable errors in the ebook.
You'll have to learn this extra verb form of you'll be completely lost in most casual situations.
This isn't hyperbole either — Probably Rime's greatest strength is the way it can make you feel completely and utterly lost at all times yet somehow effortlessly send you through each area without any real form of guidance.
Add the previous revelation that it could include survival horror in the form of zombie-esque monsters and they completely lost me.
You'll never lose where you are either, mainly because the amount of firepower you can pack is bewildering, but also because you're never completely obscured form view.
The abject as described by Georges Bataille is a material that is withdrawn from its original state and has lost its form and meaning because of it... And this uncertainness completely wipes away the symbolic approach of the work and the material... I believe that all these different aspects and layers in the work are openings for different interpretations but I never give a clue.
I hear this all the time from career coaching clients, «I submitted my resume online and when I copied and pasted it to the form, the formatting was completely lost and it looked like junk.»