Sentence examples for been lost at the from inspiring English sources
A chance to shop and socialize has been lost at the shuttered Rebel Stop convenience store.
Southampton have been attracted by Hasenhüttl's commitment to a fast, pressing style, his European knowhow and his commitment to developing young players – qualities that appear to have been lost at the club in recent years.
The Zimbabwe Sheers describes is the myth-and-dust-infused land of an innocent abroad whose baggage of misconceptions and preconceptions I wish had been lost at the airport.
The assessment of Zarif's deputy, Abbas Araqchi, was rather more downbeat, indicating that some trust had been lost at the last round when the Iranians thought they had been close to a deal but the western position, at France's prompting, toughened at the 11th hour.
Bigger leads have been lost at the Ryder Cup – at Brookline in 1999 Europe were ahead by four points going into the singles and were defeated – but Montgomerie struggled hard to contain his excitement at what might lie ahead when play resumes tomorrow, Welsh weather allowing of course.
... Above all, victory required one man without whom the fight would have been lost at the beginning.
Negotiating bite is lost at the outset.
"We knew people who were lost at the Pentagon".
"So that if one was lost, not everyone would be lost at the same time".
