Sentence examples for had been lost too from inspiring English sources

(The embassy statement was not actually an apology, but that had been lost, too).

But veterans like Senator John J. Hines, the Senate president, who has slept seasonally at the Hitch for his entire 25-year legislative career — and who said last week that he planned to stay put, at least for now — said he thought something had been lost, too.

Almost all of them were told that their magazine, TV show or Web site had been losing too much money — and yet the media community believed all or most of them had been let go as a result of political pressure.

Then I considered grabbing the vibrator without the phone, but by that point I had been losing too much momentum.

Too many homes have been lost; too much illusory equity disappeared into the smoke and mirrors of the bust.

That might have worked in the first part of the quotation, though something would have been lost, too.

"But at the same time, that's a net number, and lots of jobs have been lost, too".

No doubt journalism has jumped forward since Lord Copper dispatched Boot to join the ghastly Corker, Shumble, Whelper and Pigge in Ishmaelia; but something has been lost too.

Because along with breeding knowledge, the recipes for roasting antique poultry with more muscle and firmer flesh have been lost, too.

He dryly noted that he had to buy an additional deep freezer that year.Helmets, neutral umpires and batsmen playing the reverse-sweep shot have all entered the game in recent years but something has been lost too.

So much of the city described in the story still exists today, including that bend on the 7 track, but so much has been lost, too — how much research did you do to conjure up New York in the fifties?