Sentence examples for and so lost from inspiring English sources

And so, "Lost in America".

I was five, so scared and confused, and so lost.

We have tamed the frontier and so lost those basic skills.

Lately Pat changed employers and so lost John D. Rockefeller's patronage.

She was in plaster for five months and so lost more function in her legs.

Instead it only collected 50p on average and so lost £659m a year.

His fellow Tory Tony Arbour urged Greenhalgh against "going native," and so losing his appetite for making reforms.

Another commented: "Bullying makes people feel suicidal...You have a dilemma: fight to stand up for yourself and so lose privileges, or co-operate and you get bullied".

This despair is due to their income, their work, or maybe they feel oppressed by all this movement, and so lose hope.

He played with this thought for a while, then gave it up fearful lest it be changed by the Times and so lose its meaning.

But there was a fear that this would be adopted south of the border by the Conservatives and so lose any distinctiveness.