Sentence examples for getting lost somewhere from inspiring English sources

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

But having a manual lens cap can sometimes be a pain: it's either dangling from a lanyard, taking up space in your pocket, or getting lost somewhere.

I quickly acquired a habit of getting lost somewhere between philosophy and the front table, and it became impossible to escape the Co-op unencumbered by the weight of books I'd just discovered, or that found me, as I realized I wasn't so lost anymore.

Even games like Limbo, Firewatch and Resident Evil, games expressly about getting lost somewhere, tacitly tell you where you need to go.

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.

I get lost somewhere in the ensuing categorisation of leaf sizes - and seek light relief in cup of golden Pekoe.

Irritatingly, no one seems to know where the tape is now; Mr. Burrell has said it got lost somewhere.

And the cucumbers seemed to have got lost somewhere on the color wheel between rain slicker and tater tot.