Sentence examples for get a bit lost from inspiring English sources

"We are one of those gray areas and sometimes things get a bit lost.

There are other reasons the Islanders get a bit lost in the discussion.

It's simple enough, but I get a bit lost in the run-through.

But when he talks in English we all get a bit lost".

"We are great at assimilating with our host nations – which is a good thing – but it also means that stuff like language tends to get a bit lost".

But if you're a complete novice, you may get a bit lost among all the options and knotty jargon, with phrases like "a loop on the bight" and "fair the knot".

Your Everyman gets a bit lost".

But where was I? It's a long story, and I'm getting a bit lost.

We got a bit lost, ending up around the far side of Turkey Hill Pond.

"It's a story about the dangers of reading your own press a bit, getting a bit lost".

Their role has got a bit lost; they were some of the first feminist men.