Sentence examples for losing a true from inspiring English sources
Rewilding plans by conservationists, similar to efforts to reintroduce wolves, lynx and other species to the UK, could also be harmed by the loss of wilderness, because the world risked losing a true picture of what certain ecosystems looked like.
To mark the occasion his creator Sue Townsend's publishers are reissuing the entire Mole series, giving readers old and new a chance to marvel at the indignities thrown upon the bard of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, which range from losing a true love to his mother's toyboy to being victimised by a sociopathic swan named Gielgud.
Andy Burnham, Labour MP for Leigh, said he was "devastated" at losing a "true friend and guide".
The pain of losing a true friend cuts deep.
A year to the date since British racing driver Dan Wheldon passed away, Button pays tribute on Twitter: "A year ago today the world lost a true Champion and a great human being.. Can't believe it's been a year.
The world has lost a true hero.
SEIDEN--Melvin R. Our Museum has lost a true friend.
We have lost a true hero and great friend.
The bar has lost a true gentleman, scholar and leader.
And Hillary, Chelsea and I have lost a true friend.
The bar has lost a true gentleman and leader.
