Sentence examples for be lost for a from inspiring English sources
When it comes to contemporary dance, adults are prepared to be lost for a while.
Asked if he had a plan in the event Stevens would be lost for a while, Burns said, "There's not much of a plan you can have".
There was no threat in her voice; she preferred we go together into this uncharted territory, but it would be all right if I needed to be lost for a while longer.
Essentially, he says, the value of Channel 4 in encouraging the independent sector and fulfilling a remit centred on harder-to-reach audiences such as minorities could be lost for a relatively paltry sum, estimated at £1bn.
On Tuesday, as officials discovered the breadth of tunnel flooding from an enormous hurricane, New Yorkers were warned that the bulk of the muscular subway network could be lost for "a good four or five days," Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said.
If you don't know how to swipe and pinch, you could be lost for a second upon first launch (err, mom).
Unfortunately, when asked to define Chemical Biology, most researchers seem to be lost for an apt description.
She was lost for a moment.
But I'm lost for a couple of games when they need me".
