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Meanings of lose sight in English

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Usage of lose sight in English
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It's true, you lose sight of the land for a long time.
The new yorker
2
But we must not lose sight of our essential objective: to win.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
3
I think people in the major parties can lose sight of that.
The Guardian
4
Funds for niche platforms tend to lose sight of actually making money.
Wired
5
On our once-made journey we may lose sight of our true identity.
The Irish Times
6
We can't be distracted and lose sight of this objective, he said.
Reuters
7
That's the sort of thing we cannot lose sight of, he said.
Reuters
8
I've taken up the matter, and I won't lose sight of it.
Sherlock holmes: the complete illustrated novels
9
It's an amazing accomplishment, and too often people lose sight of that.
Wired
10
In such an atmosphere we lose sight of the Winchester of to-day.
Winchester
11
I'm not saying he didn't lose sight of things at the end.
Indivisible
12
We lose sight of them, perhaps, in the details of local fighting.
New York Times Current History; The European War, Vol 2, No. 5, ...
13
I followed close behind, worried that I might lose sight of him.
The frog princess
14
The eye must not lose sight for a moment of the purpose.
Essays — Second Series
15
While doing so we should not lose sight of suffering and need.
The Guardian
16
Follow me at a slight distance, but never lose sight of me.
Library of Souls
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