Sentence examples for become lost on from inspiring English sources

Advice on how to register family members that have become lost on the journey.

Unfortunately, at some point, the importance of catching the ball has become lost on some fans and sportswriters.

Recon's sunglasses, called Jet, display heart rate and other physical data, as well as step-by-step directions if cyclists become lost on the way to a race.

He is just as likely to tear a cannula from his arm, soil himself, or become lost on the way to the toilet.

Those with dementia may become lost on the way down long hallways, unable to find their cells; their behavioral outbursts lead to verbal abuse, even being chained to their beds, by guards who don't have to skills to handle them.

I'm a traditionalist in that respect for sure, and I hope that it doesn't become lost on the younger generation.

Sometimes, he became lost on the subway, but that just made the night more adventurous.

As he tells it, he became lost on a car trip on the way back from New York and ended up in Virginia.

Under almost continuous rain and shellfire, troops huddled in waterlogged shell holes or became lost on the blasted mud-scape, unable to locate the front line that separated Canadian from German positions.

A man becomes lost on a hiking trip in Big Bend National Park; three friends get stuck hundreds of miles out to sea on a capsized fishing boat; and a woman is stranded in the desert after attempting to break a hang-gliding record.

Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team came to the man's aid after he became lost on Crib y Ddysgyl on Wednesday.