Sentence examples for is lost was from inspiring English sources
While most of the community joined in her denunciations, one man, whose last name was Wachtel (his first name is lost), was more cautious.
Louis IX's judgment (1264) on the quarrel between Henry III and the rebel English barons is known as the Mise of Amiens; after Henry's defeat at Lewes in May 1264, an agreement known as the Mise of Lewes, of which the text is lost, was made between victors and vanquished.
The critical strain rate, below which the effect of intragranular particle is lost, was developed by considering the dislocation particle interaction during slip accommodation process.
That the frames are so richly decorated with Latin inscriptions indicates that the donor, whose identity is lost, was highly educated and cultured.
How it was lost is legendary.
That which was lost, is found.
The most common way that protein is lost is through the kidneys.
But the impact on people's lives when economic stability is lost is far, far greater.
As Didion says, "What is lost is already behind the locked doors".
Although the revised ensemble has more percussive edge, what is lost is considerable.
