Sentence examples for I live lost from inspiring English sources
In the early 1990s, The Washington Post reported that the central city of Washington, DC, where I live, lost 45,000 jobs.
His obsession with winning is the subject of the fascinating "George Allen: Winning Is Living, Losing Is Dying" (tonight on ESPN at 7 Eastern).
It is the reason why, when I recently went to see the ceramic poppies that surround the Tower of London like a turgid lake of blood, I recalled not only lives lost in battles from ancient and modern wars but also those that were changed irrevocably by the consequences of having an individual conscience during a time of collective insecurity.
Thousands of American lives lost".
That Baghdad spring, weeks were lifetimes, were lives — lives lost.
Like Kimmy, I dreamed of absconding from the small town where I lived and losing myself in the restless bustle and anonymity of big city life.
"The family I lived with had lost everything in a fire, and they didn't replace a lot of it, so I saw how simply you can live," she said.
I lived through it, lost most of my friends to it, and hated the Reagans.
I cried for the lives lost and changed forever by Katrina, but I never really understood until now.
Like many hearing news reports that day, I kept choking back emotion as I thought of the lives lost and the innocence of the young victims -- 20 children dead along with six educators was unfathomable.
And when I'm meditating on those lives lost this Nov. 20, I'll also be sending up a prayer for the "transparents," that they will never have to know that grief.
