Sentence examples for everything lost in from inspiring English sources

With lidar, everything lost in the rain forest will soon be found.

Joseph O. Johns, who oversees the prosecution of environmental crimes, said the government was "generally satisfied" with the ruling, but acknowledged it would not compensate for everything lost in the fire. .

"Everything was lost in Europe, my family, my life".

"Then you realise that everything gets lost in translation".

"I have the feeling," he went on, "that everything I lost in the Cup final in 1960 is coming back".

In movie form, almost everything gets lost in translation.

Because she is undocumented, she doesn't qualify for assistance from FEMA, so everything she lost in the hurricane, she lost for good.

You know, so many American families have spilled blood and treasure to guarantee Phil Robertson and everybody else's right to voice their personal opinions and once that freedom is lost, everything is lost in our country.

For everything he lost in personal credibility and respect, he helped fortify the well-being of those he sought to destroy.

Outside the upper rim of the Chaoyang bowl, everything is invisible, lost in a thick soup of grey rain clouds.

"This transition from bacterium to mitochondria went so fast it could seem like everything has been lost in one shot," Burger says.