Sentence examples for had gone lost from inspiring English sources

The patient had gone lost the sight in his right eye after a stroke.

There, amid the bubbling water and gentle whirs and hums of the forest, one of the friends struggles to recover something that had gone lost, namely a sense of the other.

For voters, at least, the broadly centrist New Labour vision — of an ever-better life for an upwardly mobile middle class in an ever-expanding market economy — has gone lost in the economic storm of the last two years, and none of the political parties seems to offer one to replace it.

I asked Dubois-Sissoko to disclose her ten mantras for her tenth anniversary, but alas, my recorder gave out that day and the recording has gone lost.

Somehow, for a seemingly large group of Christians, that notion has gone lost: It has turned into the thunders and lights of the wrath of God, and into condemning everyone who disagrees with them to burning in the flames of hell.

A number of gene duplicates in the set of motif-free genes could result from independent (and temporally distant) events of WGD, but be considered as most recent copies if their true closely related copies have gone lost.

Half its staff have gone, losing irreplaceable experience built up over years.

Beck said, "I wouldn't want to speak for them, but I think these songs resonated in a way for them with the places our lives have gone: losing parents and going through divorces and having kids".

The trail had gone cold, lost somewhere in a maze of tracks among the purple pan weed.

If we had gone on losing the same amount of shipping, in another four to six months Britain would have lost the war.

By 2002, New York had gone from losing $2 million a year on golf to making more than $4 million, and the courses had improved dramatically.