Sentence examples for finding lost from inspiring English sources

Mr. Washington, who travels the country finding lost dogs and cats, gained national attention last summer while tracking a lost terrier in the Hamptons.

Finding that special someone is serious business (I know, I make a great living by finding lost souls and matching them with that special someone).

Dickie-boy had gifts, too, and one of them was finding lost things.

Other services they might render included locating enemies and game animals and even finding lost objects.

The rule may be unknown to some golfers and by others ignored, but five minutes or less is what most golfers give to finding lost balls.

With tens of thousands of bodies never recovered, many people cling to the hope of finding lost loved ones, often putting up fliers or placing ads in newspapers.

After all, it often comes down to repeatedly finding, losing and rediscovering essential sets of coordinates, whether professional, personal or psychic.

(Indeed the shorter format may discourage replication, since once a study is published its finding loses novelty).

Essence magazine raves that Taylor is "heaven sent" and that her "graceful piano driven songs about finding, losing and yearning for love are sure to resonate with audiences of all ages".

Yet, these findings lost statistical significance after adjusting for multiple hypothesis testing.

In reality, it is possible that the lack of TLR-related expressed genes may in fact be one of the findings lost using stringent FDR criteria.