Sentence examples for been lost in time from inspiring English sources
If Lincoln responded to Johnson, that letter has been lost in time.
Any complaints about fixture congestion seemed to have been lost in time but the advent of European club football did undermine the appetite for such parochial titles.
Looked at more closely, it is clear that there was some architectural genius at work here, even if the name of the person or persons responsible has been lost in time.
These moments have been lost in time now, inconsequential in the grand scheme of things once Barcelona started playing that rhythmic, fluent football that once had Ferguson talking of a team that "get you on the carousel and can leave you dizzy".
Very rare for one to explode in the old days," he said, wondering, along with other fair goers and investigators, whether a valve jammed because some critical bit of old technology might have been lost in time before the tractor came steaming to the county fair.
China's capital may be racing towards the future at breakneck speed but sneak behind one of the city's glittering, ultra-modern tower blocks and you find a slice of old Beijing that seems to have been lost in time.
Above all, Butt observes, we are lost in time.
How coordinated these gatherings were is lost in time, but coincidence is improbable.
Most fringe moments will be lost in time, like [small cough] tears … in … rain.
These are not ancient holy texts whose authorship is lost in time.
