Sentence examples for lost certainly from inspiring English sources

As it turned out, those 6 points lost certainly would have been valuable.

All know that some referendums would be lost, certainly in Britain and perhaps in the Netherlands too.

Culture is really about the richness of that fabric, and it seems to me that in this fire enough was lost, certainly by certain people, that the fabric of that record, of that continuity, is lost.

Emerson, best known for his Emmy-nominated role as Benjamin Linus on "Lost," certainly plays the chill-inducing character with skill enough to make the audience suspect he might really be evil.

He added: "I thought we had the better of it and I didn't think we deserved to lose, certainly not by that nature.

So Iowa should be Mr. Obama's state to lose — certainly if the national race is roughly tied, and more so if Mr. Obama holds a lead of a couple of points nationally.

"If you don't do that at Premier League level, you lose, certainly at places like Sunderland".

In the rewriting, the timing issue was, if not lost, then certainly blurred.

These are simple, beautiful moments, easily lost, but certainly not ordinary.

It was before junior college, before Todd really lost it, certainly before New York.

Some of those now counted as lost will certainly be reunited with loved ones, though it might take days.