Sentence examples for bit of a lost from inspiring English sources

"I know shooting is a little bit of a lost art," Szczerbiak said.

CONS: It is a bit of a lost block, lined with wholesale clothing stores.

But he also sees how choreographing or dancing to jazz has become a bit of a lost language.

You can't live off one platinum album, even if I do think it's a bit of a lost classic.

For now, the small part that's been completed is a bit of a lost village, waiting to be found by long-awaited public transport links.

She said: "I essentially want to create a community of women, which is a bit of a lost art these days when people don't even know their neighbours".

"In many ways it's a bit of a lose-lose situation to fight me.

The selectors were in a bit of a lose-lose situation here.

It's a bit of a lose-lose situation, admittedly, and working out who they'd least like to win the trophy might prove complicated.

Looking ahead to their NEWMAC matchup, the Engineers experienced a bit of a letdown, losing 19-8 thethe Bobcats.

Larson's 1.6% stake took a bit of a drubbing, losing 47% since June.