Sentence examples for left lost for from inspiring English sources
One of his notable scoops -- the discovery, in Mexico City no less, of a trove of Robert Capa negatives (far left) lost for about 70 years -- is the subject of "The Mexican Suitcase," an exhibition at the International Center of Photography in New York that continues through Jan . 9
A12 Seattle Mayor Unseated Mayor Paul Schell, left, lost his bid for a second term on Tuesday, finishing third in a nonpartisan primary after a turbulent four years in which the city's image took a battering and its economy stumbled.
Grief leaves Hannah lost for words and the result is the deft and clever So It Goes, at the North Wall in Oxford.
The price of his passage is conniving in a sadistic trick that leaves Howie lost for three days in a system of caves, a "traumatic experience" that puts him on the road to drugs, delinquency and reform school, while Danny (despite his horrendous burden of guilt) peaks early as a high school soccer star.
The weird thing reminds me of the mouse pad for perverts and leaves me lost for words.
The self-consciousness of a pre-teen is something many parents are only too aware of and the dreaded question of "Am I too fat?" can leave many lost for words.
The message sent to academics and the educated community in general is: there's nothing left to lose for you anymore, there's no way to protect yourselves... don't hope for any rational development, everything is guided by [the government's] unstoppable desire to control living souls.
So it was striking when a question about the security vetting of Downing Street press secretaries left him momentarily lost for words.
Perhaps this is just her character's tentativeness to return to the realm that she left and then lost for good.
P2 Mumbling leaves the BBC lost for words.
After starting out as a midfielder and getting converted into one of the world's best left-backs by Louis van Gaal in 2010, the makeshift centre-back has turned defensive leader, leaving his manager lost for words.
