Sentence examples for is not to get lost from inspiring English sources

Mr Ferguson added: "Snapchat advertises its service as being in the moment - but really the best advice is not to get lost in the moment.

"The ideal response from Snapchat will be to put a system in place to stop people being able to save images in this way or any other". Mr Ferguson added: "Snapchat advertises its service as being in the moment - but really the best advice is not to get lost in the moment.

The solution, I told myself, was not to get lost.

Per simulation, a signal is only transmitted to the adjacent occupied sites, which are found based on the left-hand maze rule in order to keep its propagation along the cluster hull (by keeping the left hand in contact with one wall of a maze, the player is guaranteed not to get lost and will reach a different exit if there is one).

It is important not to get lost in the specifics of this episode and lose sight of the bigger picture.

It is impossible not to get lost – satnav doesn't work here – and many winding lanes peter out into dead-ends or lead you over the frontier into Slovenia.

However, it is important not to get lost in the technical nitty-gritty of the project.

And, my favourite, in a strong Northern Irish accent: "I think there'll be more people and because there'll be more people, I would tell them to be careful not to get lost.

Second, it's impossible not to get lost (although, because it's a small city, and bordered on three sides by beautiful beaches, not for long).

Just be careful not to get lost in her eyes when she's talking, otherwise the only thing you'll have to respond with is "Wow, you've got pretty eyes".

Inside, winding paths lead you into a tangle of back lanes, but the cobbled Straight Street – an aptly named Roman road that cuts through the middle – is always just a few streets away so it's easy not to get lost.