Sentence examples for be lost something from inspiring English sources
At least one night of speakers and guaranteed news coverage will be lost, something Mr. Davis alluded to only obliquely, saying the campaign had obviously hoped it could have "a more traditional" convention.
But we'll be losing something far greater than orienteering skills if we dispense with hard-copy maps altogether.
Do you think it's lost something in that?
Shoppers will find that while something has been lost, something has been gained.
Today, Dr. Hoffmann added, "we over-romanticize the experience, but I think something is lost, something in the excitement.
Though his principal work, On the Ocean, is lost, something is known of his ventures through the Greek historian Polybius (c. 200 c. 118 bc).
But while it's undoubtedly his most accessible film to date, he's lost something crucial along the way.
There is something in the mnemonics that is lost, something about the lateral possibilities of the book that is missed.
But it was the play's message that had me walk out onto 45th Street in tears and with hope: When something is lost something can be gained.
