Sentence examples for idea how lost from inspiring English sources
The ads, which are labeled "Greetings from the Internet" to underline that they are missives from "your data," range from cheeky ("hey, i finally got here, but i feel so violated") to aggressive ("look pal, i'm lost, i'm so lost... you have no idea how lost i am").
Harryhausen left the cinema with no idea how this lost world had been created, but he knew that he had to find out.
Seb Amann: I have no idea how Arsenal have lost this game.
Monteith said he and series music producer Adam Anders "had a bit of a different idea" about how "Losing My Religion" should be performed.
And the shepherds (Mr. Mann and Michael Borrelli) who actually live in Arden are not real shepherds — they are pastoral archetypes who would have no idea how to find a lost lamb or lead it back to the flock.
"I have no idea how many places I lost going around one of the last markers but I was getting pushed, dunked, hit in the face and swam all over.
The likely truth of the matter is that Knight had no idea how much it could lose if its trading went awry.
And on CBS's "Face the Nation" Sunday, Ryan admitted he actually has no idea how many people will lose coverage.
"But the administration doesn't have any idea how many jobs have been lost because of this".
Having not gone near a set of scales, she had no idea how much weight she'd lost, but told me, "I feel great.
