Sentence examples for lost cut from inspiring English sources

The night before I went in the hospital, we were watching that film Gravity, about someone hopelessly lost, cut off from all help, and it was getting a bit much for me.

And like a lost cut from that artist's 1985 studio album, No Jacket Required, "Finale" is gleaming, high-drama pop at its finest.

Aliens: The Sunlamp Show (Disco Bloodbath Mix) myspace.com/thealiens1, free stream Like a lost cut from Screamadelica, the latest single from the former Beta Band men gets a hazy, loved-up makeover.

But the chancellor was overconfident, misread the political mood, took a short cut, and has paid the price in lost cuts and diminished personal prestige.

When Schaap was put in charge of reissuing Benny Goodman's landmark 1938 concert at Carnegie Hall for Columbia, he not only included lost cuts and Goodman's long-winded introductions but also provided prolonged original applause tracks, and even the sounds of the stage crew dragging chairs and music stands across the Carnegie stage to set up for the larger band.

Mr. Fennebresque said he worried about a "poverty effect" as investors who have lost money cut back on purchases.

Like most of his surviving rock'n'roll contemporaries, he currently seems a lost figure, cut adrift from popular taste.

People have already had years of lost jobs, cut services, increased VAT and rip-off wages, and it isn't working.

The union claims that jobs are being lost, pay cut and services reduced under cost-saving measures being imposed by managers.

Some of the lowest-paid families have already lost £4,000, cut from any couple who can't increase 16 hours' work to 24.

The ecological effects caused by fishing gear that is lost when cut or broken after snagging on the bottom is a growing concern to managers and scientists.