Sentence examples for be forever lost from inspiring English sources
Or will her only child be forever lost without her?
However, without these translations, such stories would most likely be forever lost.
If it weren't for Gallant, I doubt whether anyone would remember those pale Dutch hippies; they, and so many other things, would be forever lost to history.
As everyone knows, to be in that floating city is to be forever lost and disoriented, as if in a labyrinth.
"The company is going to be forever lost," said Vincent R. Cappucci, a lawyer for Entwistle & Cappucci, which represents some pension funds in the lawsuits.
"You will be removing biomass that took centuries to develop, and in carving out these large ponds, that biomass will be forever lost and replaced by standing water".
They are forever lost to us.
But that does not mean young voters are forever lost.
Little wonder that the drugs war is forever lost.
"Something was forever lost from newspapers when their buildings stopped trembling," Ebert observes.
Radio broadcasts, music, interviews, historic speeches, field recordings, comedy records, author readings and other recordings have already been forever lost to the American people".
