Sentence examples for gets lost somewhere from inspiring English sources

He was around for long enough to join the transition from.doc to.docx, but just barely, and his processing often gets lost somewhere between the present and the past.

Exactly what makes you so bloody special is something that gets lost somewhere in Bobby's barrage of charming platitudes, but if we're to believe the line "Baby you the whole package/ Plus you pay your taxes", you're an alluring blend of good looks and shrewd fiscal responsibility.

Empathy gets lost somewhere on the way.

Every year he gets lost somewhere around the tropics.

My mind races with thoughts, ideas and all kinds of amazing but it just gets lost somewhere between the electrical impulse in my brain and my finger tips.

The rawness of everyday life, the ability to allow yourself to be mad or happy, to be on guard, to make things happen — and happen naturally — gets lost somewhere between traffic and shopping here.

"Some substantial amount of rice was getting lost somewhere," Olken says.

I think they got lost somewhere in the technology gap — boomers and millennials talking past each other.

Barello's cell phone rang at the appointed hour, but the signal immediately got lost somewhere between Earth and Mars.

A message that seemed to get lost somewhere in the worship of profit.

But, in too many cases, studies have confirmed that flavour and nutrition have got lost somewhere along the way.