Sentence examples for lost comes from from inspiring English sources

The latest of the 430 jobs lost comes from the technology division, and is on top of the 12 technology jobs axed by the ABC last month, according to the Community and Public Sector Union.

Most of the information that is lost comes from probes that systematically fail across chips and from batch effects.

From the Fire Department to the bond-trading floor, many of the men lost came from close-knit Irish Catholic communities that have traditionally produced large families.

On July 11th, Leiby got lost coming from camp when he asked Aron for directions.

I woke up instantly, picked up the phone and said, 'I raise.' " The money that poker players win and lose comes from bets made by other players.

"You have to knock those guys off and solidify yourself as a consistent No. 1 guy, night in and night out, refusing to lose, coming from behind and winning matches — that's what Federer has done, that's what Nadal has done," Owens said.

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

My 84-year-old grandmother got "terribly lost" coming back from visiting a friend at the University of Colorado hospital.

But when Maureen became lost coming back from the concession stand, causing my mother to miss the performance of Godfrey, the Old Redhead, she wasn't eager for an encore.

Yarky got lost coming back from the backstage bar and walked out onstage with a tray of lagers and a confused look on his face.

But, when the BBC is fined £400,000 by Ofcom for failing to maintain these standards, the money it loses comes straight from the pockets of license fee payers, and these are the very people the regulator claims to protect.