Sentence examples for get lost now from inspiring English sources
Will these big ideas get lost now that labor unions and other established interests are joining forces with Occupy Wall Street, bringing their more concrete demands?
Oh, and you'd be doing us a big favor if you could just keep using it a bit more, even if that means getting lost now and then, or having to revert to those foldable paper map things (they're making a comeback!).
I don't think we would get lost there now.
If you think the Medical Center is easy to get lost in now, consider what it may have been like decades ago, before standardized signage was created.
Oh, I can still get lost, every now and then, in an enthralling New Yorker profile.
Perhaps at the time, "Space Invaders" did seem like a legitimate world for one to get lost in, but now we have incredibly immersive games like "Destiny," say, and we're moving closer to virtual reality being truly accessible to consumers.
The female officer said, "Now get lost.
"When they cross the line, it is my job to say, 'Come on now, get lost".
When Fabolous becomes a star, is he going to say to them, 'Yo, get lost, I'm famous now'?
