Sentence examples for being lost forever from inspiring English sources

The continued neglect of Tudor's ballets may result in their being lost forever.

The Government is angry that biotech industries are being driven offshore and jobs and new industries are being lost forever.

Skills such as tile work, carpet weaving, embroidery and calligraphy are in danger of being lost forever.

It was one of the threads of continuity I held on to in an era in which continuity was being lost forever.

The last "Annie" comic concluded with its title character missing in Guatemala, and, according to a caption, Daddy Warbucks "resigning himself to Miss Annie's being lost forever".

The building had spent many years on the at risk register of nationally important buildings in danger of being lost forever, too derelict even for storage.

They were lost forever.

Reefs can be lost forever.

Some things are lost forever.

Some sounds are lost forever.

The recordings would have been lost forever.