Sentence examples for lost at a from inspiring English sources
"It could get lost at a major studio".
For another to be lost at a similar stage within three months is extraordinary.
A timelier measure suggests that jobs are being lost at a slower rate.
They helped me find my mum when I got lost at a vintage steam engine rally.
But in the end, he lost at a game that was as crude as it was simple.
AFTER crossing the high span of the Dead River bridge near dusk, we got lost at a snowmobile-trail junction.
Yet it wasn't the Democrats who won so much as the Republicans who lost — at a most basic level, because of demography.
Its manufacturing jobs are being lost at a rapid pace, and between 2008 and 2013 the economy contracted by 13.6 per cent.
But that point was lost at a boisterous hearing Monday, when an audience of 150 interrupted Ms. Klein and other community board members at least two dozen times.
In Tanzania, elephants are being lost at a rate of around 60 a day, although the government insists it is now on top of the problem.
"In the last year 3,000 care home beds have been lost at a time when the demands from an ageing population are rising.
