Sentence examples for be lost between from inspiring English sources

Even if the new plan saves 1.5 million homes, an estimated 3.6 million homes will be lost between now and 2012.

Mr Piano said he had tried to arrange the vast spaces and surfaces in such a way that the gaze of visitors "can be lost between the sky, the sea and the earth".

Up to 170m hectares (420m acres) could be lost between 2010 and 2030 in these areas if current trends continued – equivalent to the disappearance of a forest stretching across Germany, France, Spain and Portugal.

Between 3m hectares and 6m hectares of rainforest and temperate forest, mainly stretching across New South Wales and Queensland, could be lost between 2010 and 2030 on current trends, according to the World Wildlife Fund's Living Forests report.

Given that May sacked Morgan as education secretary the minute she could, and Morgan has vowed to be "a thorn in her side", not much love appears to be lost between the two of them.

Neither Arteta nor Mathieu Flamini have shown any signs of being good enough at the level Arsenal believe they're at, and there's plenty of points to be lost between now and the January transfer window.

This has the potential raise over £1bn. 5. Target organised tax avoidance: The UK is estimated to be losing between £97bn and £150bn of tax revenues each year.

He has invested around £3m of his own money in the station, which is believed to be losing between £200,000 and £300,000 a year.

No love was lost between them.

Some 306,000 hectares were lost between 2001-06, it estimated.

LITTLE love is lost between organised labour and Wall Street.