Sentence examples for else is lost from inspiring English sources

What else is lost to memory?

… Remember that hope is a powerful weapon even when all else is lost.

Forget the Priory, this is where you come when all else is lost, a home for last-chance entertainers.

The chief lesson of 1914 must be not recklessly to rattle sabres across the frontiers of Europe until all else is lost.

Some years earlier, speaking in Kenya, President Obama had summed up what many in Nigeria must currently be feeling: "If the people cannot trust their government to do the job for which it exists – to protect them and to promote their common welfare – all else is lost".

And something else is lost: my sometime colleague on Newsnight Review/The Review Show, Sarah Churchwell, makes the point that in the "screwball" comedies of the 1930s there are women portrayed whose personas stand as a kind of reprimand to the simpering "feminine" roles allocated to young women actors today.

If somebody is making money, somebody else is losing it.

Nourishing, even sparking the senses, when everything else is losing its luster is one small thing we can do.

"They're holding onto business while everyone else is losing it," said Leo Scullin, a vice president and magazine specialist at Young & Rubicam.

"The critical issue for Microsoft now is that the businesses that really matter for Microsoft are flattening out, and nearly everything else is losing money," said David B. Yoffie, a professor at the Harvard business school.

The latest piece of bad news came on January 28th when, days after news leaked of a big restructuring at Sears, it was announced that Mr Lampert had sacked its chief executive of less than three years, Aylwin Lewis.It is in times of adversity that the truly great long-term investor earns his legendary status, by keeping his head while everyone else is losing theirs.