Sentence examples for be lost with a from inspiring English sources

In the history of the Royal Navy, Victory was the last warship to be lost with a complete set of bronze cannons.

The size of the school – it will become the largest in Europe – has raised concerns that the intimacy of teacher-pupil relationships in the classroom will be lost with a student body that runs into the thousands.

He could have sought to block the bill's introduction through threats and promises: chairmanships and other perks can be lost with a sweep of his hand, and there is the $141,000-a-year position as city clerk awaiting his appointment.

More precisely, we assume that during each step in the execution of the system, each message may be lost with a certain predefined probability.

Even with a 1.5°C rise coral reefs would still be severely impacted, declining by 70-90% — but virtually all (>99%) reefs would be lost with a 2°C rise.

It was important to be close to the origin of a signal, said Professor Allen, because some of the subtleties of emitted sounds and their echoes will be lost with a microphone that records bats as they fly past.

The normal physiological variation of these variables between day and night could be lost (with an increase over the 24 hours) contributing to the development of CVD [ 50] or IR.

Modest recovery of 1.6% of GDP in 2011 is expected to have been lost with a 2% contraction last year.

Overbay has been thrust back into an everyday role since Teixeira was lost with a recurrence of his right wrist injury.

This is authorial vanity, of course, but it is also a pressing sense of all that is lost with a death.

Last season after Davis was lost with a knee injury in the fourth week of the season, the rookie Olandis Gary gained 1,159 yards in 12 games.