Sentence examples for a lost for from inspiring English sources

She took Baker's incredible new work and lived it so fully that I was at a lost for words, really, except for two: Thank you.

Long-term, it's a win for Netflix and a lose for Hollywood.

Here's what it really is: Short-term, it's a win for Hollywood and a lose for Netflix.

The A's lost for the seventh time in eight games.

A ring lost for a week is an inconvenience or a worry.

And then it suddenly springs clear in relief — a silhouette, lost for a moment in the shimmer, reappearing.

One has to consider this a point lost for the United States.

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

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

"I'm a bit lost for words.

And WWDC was a battle lost for them.