Sentence examples for be lost about from inspiring English sources
During the lay-up the largest in history 4,300 megawatts of power will be lost, about a quarter of the province's normal supply.
In the next three to five years, Mr. Kyhl said, virtually all of Colorado's lodgepole pine trees over five inches in diameter will be lost, about five million acres.
At the rate they are being lost, about 33 acres annually, they could vanish entirely in two decades.
Chinese steelmakers are believed to be losing about $34£2323) a tonne on the crude steel they produce.
BMI is estimated to be losing about £3m a week.
"Our retirees are going to be losing about $40 [million] or $50 million.
The planet is estimated to be losing about 100 500 million (1 5×108) kg of hydrogen per second.
The game was delayed for an hour 41 minutes after power was lost about two hours before the scheduled start.
He's lost about a minute and a half on Cadel Evans, Vincenzo Nibali and other major rivals.
The airline said contact was lost about 16km (10 miles) inside Egyptian airspace at 2.30am local time (00.30 GMT/01.30 BST/10.30 AEST).
The auxiliary amounts are also retrieved correctly, but, as previously alluded to, information is lost about the catalyst by forcing the reporting of Ru/Al2O3 as separate, isolated species.
