Sentence examples similar to lost entry from inspiring English sources

5. Guardian Newspapers Ltd accepts no responsibility for lost entries 6.

No responsibility can be accepted for lost entries and proof of transmission will not be accepted as proof of receipt.

Perhaps the most memorable project is Mr. Parent's losing entry in the 1971 competition for the Centre Pompidou: an enormous pyramid-shaped hill covered in dense vegetation.

A friend of mine once described a new Land Rover interior, pre-2000, looking and feeling like the losing entry in a high school metal shop contest.

Losing entries included "Rick Wagoner is my caddie".

The losing entries included one by Eric Owen Moss of California, a variation of one commissioned from him by Mr. Gergiev.

While Spanish continued its climb in popularity, rising for the fifth year in a row, German and French continued to lose entries.

Early in the life of personal computers there was a constant risk of "crashes" and lost material, but you would have to work very hard to lose entries on today's sophisticated machines.

The crassness comes with commentary weighed down by similes that lack a foundation in reality and sound like losing entries in a "Why I Want My Locutions to Sound Like Dennis Miller's" contest.

Correction: December 10 , 2003 Wednesday Because of an editing error, an article in some copies on Sunday about a gathering of people who submitted losing entries for the design of the World Trade Center memorial misspelled the surname of the entrant who also invented the first artificial heart.

Local sports writers for the Lansing State Journal and the Capital News went through the losing entries to find a shorter and more heroic name.