Sentence examples for getting a bit lost from inspiring English sources

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

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

He is also, it seems, getting a bit lost, beginning to see his invented characters in himself and in his fellow travelers.

They are really good at dealing with social media but basic writing and interviewing skills may be getting a bit lost.

Imagine getting a bit lost in, say, Manchester, England, pointing your cellphone at a nondescript building and learning instantly that you've chanced across a legendary pub that opens 30 minutes from now -- and, by the way, a nearby rare-vinyl shop is offering a 20 percent discount, today only.

Hot Water Beach itself is a well-travelled stop, but that didn't stop us getting a bit lost.

Your Everyman gets a bit lost".

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

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

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

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