Sentence examples for is lost there from inspiring English sources
Once the "excess" hair is lost, there is a return to the normal 10percentt of hairs in telogen and a slowdown of hair loss.
To proportional representation supporters, don't let the best be the enemy of the good: if this referendum is lost there won't be another chance of reform for years.
Corbyn might not be striding the streets of Oldham – his face is barely on the leaflets – but if the battle is lost, there can be little doubt as to who will be its most high-profile casualty.
Why would Romney and Ryan, who say again and again that they want more US engagement for economic and political freedom in the Middle East, dabble in a narrative that says all is lost there?
They argue that Labour needs to realise that it is unlikely to be allowed to govern alone – and that if the AV referendum is lost, there won't be another chance of electoral reform for 30 years.
If this house is lost, there would be absolutely nothing left of James Baldwin in this village, a place where he was very happy and where we were happy to see him," Roux told the Observer.
There's nothing being lost there".
Not mine – I'd be lost there.
"When you are lost, there are possibilities," she said.
"Multiple reactors were in trouble, all power was lost, there were frequent aftershocks and tsunami warnings.
