Sentence examples for dangerously lost from inspiring English sources

The real issue is weapons inspections, and it has gotten totally and dangerously lost.

I was once, in my early 20s, dangerously lost in the Kalahari desert in Botswana after going for a walk.

And was it Siddal's very submission to the icy cold, holding the pose in that bathroom, getting progressively colder and paler, perhaps dangerously losing consciousness of the imminent danger to her health, which itself exerted its growing grip on Millais' imagination as he painted?

Trump is dangerously losing touch with reality.

She liked to discover and nurture original talent; but when it became commercially successful or ceased to live dangerously, she lost interest.

Overall, however, to reapply a phrase used by the Labour leader on Saturday, Mr Cameron's leadership of the Tory party is looking dangerously like a lost decade.

Centre back Matthew Jurman lost possession dangerously after being forced to play down one side of the pitch under pressure and winger Daniel De Silva passed immediately to Keogh who was positioned in between the two centre backs.

Later lost possession dangerously to Luka Modric and was nearly punished by Cristiano Ronaldo.

Lost environment is lost for ever, and zoo promotion is dangerously helping to obscure this fact.

It's a way to make interest wane and a symptom of a sport that's dangerously close to losing its way.

Dhoni is usually a far more suave operator than Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, but on this occasion he came dangerously close to losing it.