Sentence examples for cause was lost from inspiring English sources
This time, the aging survivors knew their cause was lost.
Popular support was widespread, and when Richard returned from Ireland his cause was lost.
Realizing the cause was lost, Emmet escaped and hid in the Wicklow Mountains.
Ultimately, the Confederate cause was lost, but it would take nearly three more years for the war to end.
No cause was lost as Dimitri Payet and Michail Antonio edged the visitors ahead by the interval.
One big reason Mr Brown has survived in his job is that some Labour MPs thought their cause was lost whoever was in charge.
Without the experts, or an outpouring of popular outrage, the families wonder if their cause is lost.
His cause is lost from the start, but he protests until, at last, the straps have been carefully hooked over his ears.
The hearty laughter of a statesman whose cause is lost says to us either that he was just pretending all the time or else that, win or lose, he is a good sport in the game of life.
