Sentence examples for been lost off from inspiring English sources

LITTLE TYBEE ISLAND, Ga., Sept. 30 (AP) - With boats dragging sensors and divers scooping underwater soil samples, federal experts searched Thursday for radioactive clues that might help it find a nuclear bomb that has been lost off the Georgia coast for 46 years.

Keeping in mind that it's only March, the roster is not good and talent has been lost off a team that won just six games.

Several articles suggested that the treasure came from the Merchant Royal, an English ship that had been lost off Land's End, near Cornwall, in September, 1641, reportedly carrying, among other valuables, a large payment intended for Spanish troops serving in Belgium.

But she was also a wonderful writer, and this week, Persephone republishes her singular autobiography Long Live Great Bardfield, a book she began while recovering from a mastectomy early in 1942, and completed the next year, by which time she was a widow (Ravilious, a war artist, was reported missing in September 1942, his aircraft having been lost off Iceland; she died in 1951).

Later it served in the Swedish Navy and was lost off the city of Kalmar in the late 17th century.

Not long into their flight, Mackay and the pilot, W. G. R. Hinchliffe, a man, were lost off the coast of Ireland.

In 1887 the 29-member crew of the Alfred D. Snow was lost off the coast of Ireland when the vessel ran aground.

As a result, Allied merchant shipping losses spiked between January and June 1942, when more tonnage was lost off the U.S. coast than the Allies had lost during the previous two and a half years.

It was found in a wreck believed to be that of an unnamed English warship which an admiral's report from November 29th 1592 says was lost off the coast of Alderney, in the English Channel.

Captain James Brown had sent out a slaver in 1736, and twenty-three years later Obadiah had sent out a ship that was lost off Africa, but the brothers had no experience in the trade.

Crafted by the American sculptor Thomas Gould in Florence in 1879 and destined for the spot the second now occupies, it was lost off the Falkland Islands when the ship carrying it went down.