Sentence examples for kept getting lost from inspiring English sources

LeCompte had first rehearsed the piece with ping pong balls, but those balls kept getting lost.

He was laid off from his job as a tour guide because groups kept getting lost, and he's unappreciated as a lifeguard because his rescuees are always going on about " 'angel this' and 'angel that.' " ("Same thing when I was a male prostitute," he says).

Elizabeth Day thinks Brussels is a bad idea for a lad's holiday for the following reasons: "a) I dreamt about being in Brussels last night with Nush from Big Brother and it was a very stressful experience and I kept getting lost.

Travel journalism often falls into one of two camps — the highly didactic and servicey piece, "go here, stay there, see that," or the long-winded narrative in which the writer has the experience and we are meant to be satisfied by the first-person blow-by-blow he or she has brought back for us: "the road into town was dusty and unpaved and the driver kept getting lost".

While the iPhone was focusing just fine, the details kept getting lost.

Company cofounder and musician Chris Sheldrick identified the need for a better, more efficient addressing system after bands and musical equipment kept getting lost en route between gig locations due to vague addresses.

I keep getting lost in these questions.

I keep buying you gloves and they keep getting lost.

I keep getting lost; my eye won't be still.

In the interview, Ayres got at a key point that keeps getting lost in the discussion.

Sometimes it's more like driving around a neighborhood I used to live in; I foolishly think I still know my way around, and keep getting lost.