Sentence examples for lost became from inspiring English sources

We were mutually attracted by our fascination with things and people lost, became engaged and soon married.

The whiteness of surviving Greek and Roman marbles, their original polychromy lost, became de rigueur for Western three-dimensional figuration in subsequent centuries.

If I had to pinpoint the moment when a murmur about freedom lost became an insistent clamor I'd say it occurred during the recent rewiring of The New York Times London bureau to install a state-of-the-art telecommunications system.

Death cannot change a single word written down on paper, but in this case who the poet was and what had been lost became apparent almost at the same time: as if the poems had been given and the poet taken away in one breath.

Prior, who remains England's Test vice-captain although there are major doubts over his future after he was dropped in Australia once the Ashes were lost, became the first witness to England's painful unravelling this winter to break his silence – inevitably on Twitter – after being smoked out by Pietersen's most voluble cheerleader, Piers Morgan.

Since "Lost" became a phenomenon on ABC two years ago, the networks have repeatedly sought to replicate its formula.

In fact, there are several body parts that were once very useful, but have since lost become all but redundant.

So you make a field, throw out a ball, and people who look like their lives are lost become transformed.

If I'd lost, become depressed and quit boxing, then he would have one up on me.

To accomplish this, we simulate the forward trajectory of the favored allele, continuing until the allele is lost, becomes fixed, or until t generations have passed.

Losers lost faster, and losing became an identifiably scratchier thing.