Sentence examples for a bit lost for from inspiring English sources

Rutherford told the BBC: "I'm a bit lost for words.

But for the first time in our conversation, Yelchin is a bit lost for words.

"It's the biggest stage of all, I'm a bit lost for words.

"I'm a bit lost for words.

I was a bit lost for words as I couldn't believe he just rang me.

I was a bit lost for words, maybe because I had wanted to talk about the climate of political acrimony between Iran and many countries regarding nuclear propagation, but decided against it.

"A little bit lost for words, to receive an award from the man standing behind us with the cane.

"It's been a great week," said Moore, who recorded eight birdies and three bogeys after beginning the final round tied for the lead with Na. "I'm a little bit lost for words right now.

Molina looked a bit lost and looked for Iris and Luis when she walked into the airport.

"Hi," said Jules, Lindsay's sister, "I'm, like, a cool, independent woman and I big it up as a DJ on the club scene, innit?" Though really she was a bit lost and was looking for the mothering she never had as a child.

You can't blame her for becoming a bit lost.