Sentence examples for lost come from inspiring English sources

"Every year new paintings that have been lost come to light, but these are two of the more exciting paintings that have surfaced," said Kenneth W. Maddox, the foundation's art historian, who is compiling a catalogue raisonné of Cropsey's 2,500 paintings.

For automakers, the payoff is not just in selling high-markup options but in gaining the loyalty of customers who might otherwise be easily lost come trade-in time.

In comments on Google's blog post, some Google Code users express disappointment the company is not intending to continue hosting those projects that aren't migrated — maybe because their maintainer has gone AWOL or passed away — in a read-only format, given that they will otherwise be entirely lost come final shutdown.

With so many evils to sort through, it's easy to end up feeling lost come resolution time.

Wary of getting lost come afternoon, we turn back before reaching the mighty tower of rocks known as The Fortress, at Marcahuasi's farthest point.

7th, which Brown lost, coming in 3rd.

"Well, Ira and Judy got lost coming down.

But the pounds she lost came right back.

"He got lost coming back from the airport," said the lawyer, Scott Dufault.

But a few weeks later, a mirror image to the one they had loved and lost came vacant on River Street.

King lost, coming in fourth behind winner Frank Valeriote of the Liberals, Conservative candidate Gloria Kovach, and Green candidate Mike Nagy.