Sentence examples for been lost by a from inspiring English sources

"What people should focus on is the fundamental beauty of this sport that has been lost by a bitter past".

"If it had been lost by a few points, you could have argued that he had made the difference," one aide said.

Discussing the billions that had been lost by a Barings trader in Singapore -- and concealed with computers -- Greenspan observed that losses of that scale were unthinkable in "the paper-trade environment of earlier decades.

After raising the haunting prospect that a global positioning device found in Afghanistan had belonged to a serviceman killed in Somalia in 1993, the Pentagon said tonight that it had been lost by a pilot who served in Afghanistan.

But the match had already been lost by a side clearly damaged both by their head coach's involvement with next summer's Lions tour and by Wales's perennial habit of resting on freshly acquired laurels.

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One (memorable) morning, the attending physician was proudly displaying to his audience all the skills that had been lost by an elderly man who had recently suffered a stroke.

It was always assumed that they had simply been lost by an overworked staff at the review board, said Joel Berger, a lawyer who often represents plaintiffs in brutality cases.

The first was lost by a wide margin, the second by a hair's breadth.

Back in 1923, the farm was lost by a chap called Tankerville.

It had always been a BN stronghold but was lost by a narrow margin in the electoral meltdown of 2008.