Sentence examples for body lost from inspiring English sources

Instead, various body parts were dispersed around France; his brain, heart and intestines were dissected, and his remaining body lost during the French Revolution.

The character will be buried to be sure there can never be a soap-opera style resurrection of a body lost at sea.

What is presented, so much of the time, as a body of active and positive thought is in fact a body lost in a prison of empty definition and cliche.

Somewhere on the journey that led the Football Association to spend £757m on Wembley, £105m on St George's Park, £6m a year on Fabio Capello, and £528,000 a year on current chief executive Alex Horne, the game's governing body lost sight of what it was for.

In the end, the poem manages to enact the stages of mourning for a body lost at sea, and to achieve a resolution of psalmlike authority and Christian consolation, fused with unexpected emotional immediacy: Weep no more, woeful shepherds, weep no more, For Lycidas your sorrow is not dead, Sunk though he be beneath the wat'ry floor.

"Her body lost its ability to breathe," Mike said.

The body loses heat much more quickly in water.

"You can't choose where the body loses fat," he said.

His body, losing around three litres of sweat an hour, grew slick with moisture.

As insulin supplies dwindle, the body loses its ability to convert food to fuel.

For years, researchers have investigated how the body loses the ability to produce enough insulin, a hallmark of diabetes.