Sentence examples for are actually lost from inspiring English sources

Yes, you guessed it: the conductors on your Amtrak train are actually lost airline pilots.

When is it not ghoulish, while the fires are still burning and bodies are still buried, but before things are actually lost? A. As a historian, I wish I had just gone down and walked among those things and looked for, I don't know, maybe a shoe.

In practice -- when lives are actually lost -- they like invading other countries much less.

Nick Flynn: I think it's hard to tell when you are actually lost.

Most Sundays, I worry if the negatives associated with that era are actually lost on people.

Thus, we cannot exclude that some of the missing genes are actually lost in N. furzeri.

So a lot of the providers are actually losing money.

There is no reason these businesses should be helped more than companies that are actually losing money.

I certainly have friends who are actually losing money to work now so that their options do not shut down in the future.

And I tried to interrupt this interrogatory soliloquy to say, 'Yes, we are actually losing the war in Iraq.' He got upset and cut me off.

Current rules allow companies to include income from estimated gains in their pension funds even if those funds are actually losing money.