Sentence examples for lost actually from inspiring English sources

"Lost" actually was inspired in part by "Survivor" — the idea came from Lloyd Braun, who used to be the chairman of ABC's entertainment division.

Strangely, no mention is made of the fact that a pretty tiny proportion of all jobs lost actually go overseas.So what is really happening?

Mr. Elliot, a self-described Yankee fan, said in an e-mail response, "I feel sorta proud to be the first to have lost, actually!" If Chicago Cubs fans are so inclined, there is now room for a bet on which century that team will end its World Series winless streak.

I flirted with the idea of getting genuinely lost, actually becoming as alone and exposed as I felt.

Of course, they can still indulge in plenty of speculative talk about how someone who lost actually won, and how someone who won actually lost.

I mean… I think beyond CAMH you feel a bit lost actually.

They're just like the classic Windows game except losing actually means something since the cards cost $2 a piece.

Dortmund has yet to lose; actually, he has yet to be anything but impressive in his five races.

It's an election year, when the easiest thing to lose actually isn't the vote.

Losing an argument, if you can call saying you're sorry and not making an excuse losing, actually feels like winning.

"The one where Obama lost was actually the funniest," Ms. Ganeless said.