Sentence examples similar to get lost in internet from inspiring English sources
"A lot of money is going to get lost in the Internet economy over the next 18 months," Firmage says matter-of-factly, leaning back in his chair.
Because it's so easy to get lost in the internet and not connect face-to-face".
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It's easy to get lost in big data and internet of things (IoT) technology, but smart cities are designed by people, for people.
Damon Albarn – who is doing the music – and director Rufus Norris and I decided right at the start of the process that the arena that children get lost in these days is the internet: that was our rabbit hole.
How could I possibly have imagined that, decades later, I would get lost in obscure corners of the Internet where people interpret the show — at length — as a depiction of a premodern corporate-totalitarian dystopia?
He is not temperamentally inclined to walk around the house in a rage about the rightness of his policy prescriptions; he is more introverted, more of a brooder than a yeller, more likely to get lost in arcane data on the Internet.
Despite not having a powerful brand name or being linked to a powerful portal like Yahoo or America Online, Time for Prom shows that small retailers need not get lost in the vast clutter on the Internet if they develop a clear, narrow identity.
Packets get lost in the process of hopping from computer to computer all over the Internet maybe dozens of times before arriving at their destination.
Choosing to get lost in slow music, Mr. Telzrow said, "felt like a way of dissociating from having so much stimulus, with music and the Internet, so much input to manage".
