Sentence examples for is lost nothing from inspiring English sources
As the Robert Penn Warren epigraph that gives this novel its title reads: "For nothing is lost, nothing is ever lost.
But the ingenious collections that both designers showed under their own labels might have been inspired by Lavoisier's famous aphorism: "Nothing is lost, nothing is created, everything is transformed".
Once this amendment was lost, nothing could be achieved in the subsequent vote.
Yet insiders knew full well that jobs would be lost: nothing dramatic, just a gradual squeeze to get rid of the fat.
When baseball shut down in 1994, a World Series was lost, nothing was gained and no matter which side you supported, the result was an indubitable widening of the market gap.
You might be tempted to take the deduction even though you have no documentation, on the grounds that the government was losing nothing to which it was entitled.
Something is lost when nothing is lost.
Nothing is lost, Malouf is suggesting, but nothing is untouched by loss.
Francis said: "Everything is lost with war, nothing is lost with peace.
And the universe of patheoremon granithat light as lattice, lacework, loose weave, a dress knothinglisht Madame Cézanne wears, skein unravelostg, nakedness inside — bedazzlostnt — his complostted friend — surface and depth, grazing mouth on stone, lostt's lost kiss, lostt's ripplostunrulostwater unspoolost, spoolost down from the mountain, threads weaving together, coming undone . . .
