Sentence examples for has a lost from inspiring English sources

Nor, surprisingly, has a lost nationhood been the dominant subject of the modern Scottish novel.

Like Nunn, Deep Springs has a lost twin whose memory has never quite been expunged.

If there is any discernible progression from the Abbott era to the Turnbull one, it's that the three-word slogan has a lost the need for a verb.

The image from that trip has a lost, Dickensian quality; we huddled on the same dismissed column drum, hands in our laps, looking like orphans.

Ms. Dowd's acting style could not be further from Ms. Barr's, though, and Thomas Guiry has a lost innocence as Matt compared with the seen-it-all Mr. Hawke.

So Gertrude has a lost witch sister that makes potions (the influence is more The Dark Crystal than Macbeth), and one such brew can temporarily simulate death like in Romeo and Juliet.

Only Sacramento has a losing record.

Southern Utah has a losing record.

Hauser had a lost quality.

John Lennon may have had a lost weekend.

North did not have a losing Host.