Sentence examples for lost comments from inspiring English sources

A few users experienced errors when using the system, which did provide a level of frustration in regards to lost comments or externalizations.

Facebook may need to open up its wallet and pay big for more tent pole shows to pull in users and hope they get lost commenting on clips with friends and like-minds.

As it stands, the general reader will be lost by comments such as "the HECT domain forms a DTT-reducible thioester-linked intermediate" and the arguments made by the paper will be missed.

"Whoever is caught by this murderous machinery is lost," Wieland commented afterwards.

Salmond said it would be a "great pity if a lifetime of positive work was lost from comment in the circumstances of his resignation".

"It would be a great pity if a lifetime of positive work was lost from comment in the circumstances of his resignation".

Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond said: "It would be a great pity if a lifetime of positive work was lost from comment in the circumstances of his resignation.

Hall felt that there are many Christian songs that have been around and sung so long that the meaning behind them is lost; he commented that "you hear them so many times you don't really hear what they're saying anymore", listing the original version of "Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee" as an example.

Obama's use it or lose it comments reinforce that any new funds would be targeted for quick execution.

Previously, an update would have to be deleted and reposted with any changes, losing any comments or "likes".

People who wish to remain anonymous with a question can't comment on answers and if you engage in a question with your real account then switch over to an anonymous setting you lose your comments.