Sentence examples for losing words from inspiring English sources
Losing words is as traumatic for a culture as it is for an individual, she thinks, and she wants to preserve them.
The poem speaks about the process of a boiling language, of losing words, letters and meanings in the steam, in grief and in silence.
The arrival of computers has opened up a whole new raft of possibilities for losing words, as I recently discovered in the worst disaster that's ever occurred in my working life.
His demeanor -- sunny and youthful but also quietly confident -- matches his voice, which is beguilingly fresh, with a delicate tremulousness and an intimate tone, scaling down to a sotto voce without losing words or musical sense.
Abish's first novel, "Alphabetical Africa" (1974), prankishly takes the reader on an intricate trek through the alphabet, with the first and last chapters both confined to words beginning with "a" and the chapters in between accumulatingly using and then losing words beginning with the remaining twenty-five letters.
It's not just about losing words.
He lost words: "dog," "light," "shoe".
"I've lost words to describe how England played.
This time lost words could not be located.
And Text View sometimes loses words, cartoon captions and so on.
They squabbled over her estate, her love life, her lost words.
