Sentence examples for is nowhere lost from inspiring English sources

Pathos is nowhere lost, and happiness, far from wonderful, is at most an occasional draw of breath between spasms.

The ball Pollack believes Chamberlain used to score his 100th point is nowhere to be found, apparently lost when the Warriors moved to San Francisco after the 1961-62 season.

Four years into the Depression, British G.D.P. had regained its previous peak; four years after the Great Recession began, Britain is nowhere close to regaining its lost ground.

Four years into the Depression, British GDP had regained its previous peak; four years after the Great Recession began, Britain is nowhere close to regaining its lost ground.

There really is nowhere to go if he loses.

If the horse loses, the tout is nowhere to be found.

Your boss is nowhere to be seen, but he has a reputation for firing coaches who lose matches.

Pain is nowhere.

Consensus is nowhere.

"This really is nowhere.

Now it is nowhere.