Sentence examples for like to be lost from inspiring English sources
"I like to be lost," he replied.
Gravity makes you feel what it's really like to be lost in space.
(Teachers supervised the writing of the signs, noted Harvey Blumm, who coordinated the event, "so we'd know they didn't say, 'Go find a bathroom and stick your head in it.' ") Sally Liu, 26, a university graduate student in film, came because she knew what it was like to be lost in a sea of English.
I know what it's like to be lost but only because you're so terrified to open your eyes and find yourself forlorn.
Progress has been made, "but now we wouldn't like that momentum to be lost," he said.
What a tragedy it would be for a film like this to be lost.
I have to say to the government of Israel – if it is losing people like me it is going to be losing a lot people".
Like him, the cold war seemed to be losing steam.
About a third of jobs in developed economies like Britain may be lost to globalisation.
With a few years between himself and this very close call, Josh sat down to tell VICE what it's like to survive being lost at sea.
No one likes to be associated with losing, especially losing at the level we did.
