Sentence examples for had been lost so from inspiring English sources

The Industrial, Wood and Allied Workers union of Canada estimated that about 6,000 industry jobs had been lost so far this year.

The plans had been lost, so the architectural firm Wank Adams Slavin Associates worked from whatever clues were available: family snapshots, neighbors' recall, ashy fragments from the ruins.

When it was restored in the 1990s the audio had been lost, so the lines had to be redubbed by an ageing Tony Curtis, and by Anthony Hopkins doing his best Laurence Olivier impression.

The original plans had been lost, so the designers used photographs from the Brooklyn Library, the Library of Congress, local residents, and from Olmsted's home, Fairstead, in Brookline, Mass.

Well, my original idea for that book had been that it would be presented as if "Wilson" had been a strip running daily in the newspaper, but imply that a bunch of them had been lost so that the remaining ones were the only evidence of this character.

The trust said it did not know exactly which women's details had been lost so had been unable to inform patients.

The impolitic remark came in response to a question about why the candidate had been losing so much in the places he should have been winning (he's lost 16 of the 17 states with the highest levels of income inequality).

If she employed a court historian, his chronicles have been lost; so has her correspondence.

Around 60% of the tree islands have been lost; so has the old landscape of ridges and sloughs.

They say all of Hartmann's paintings have been lost, so there is only the music".

Mercifully few lives have been lost so far, but the economic impact has been estimated at $5 billion.