lose track

Inside ATLAH, where there are few windows and hardly any lights, it is easy to lose track of time.

If the crowd started to audibly sing one of his songs, he would lose track of the vocal and launch into screams of encouragement.

There's no plot, but visitors don't want to lose track of it.

Americans lose track of the idea of just how important a role we play in the world, and this is a very important region.

"I discipline myself never to lose track of the fact that people can be innocent victims," he says.

"Oh, well, it's easy to lose track of a lone man in a country as big as this," he returned suavely.

Joy, her eyes slitted, was weaving in and out of traffic so as not to lose track of the blue roadster.

But never, even in their most exciting play, did he entirely lose track of his master.

The place you can spend a lifetime cutting ninety foot baulks, and lose track of where you cut.

At last Lisbeth said, "I must look after the animals a little now, or I shall lose track of them."