Sentence examples for lost for all time from inspiring English sources

What you keep is lost for all time".

Cowley's musing on al-Qa'ida looked lost for all time, but perhaps, once he joins the Statesman in September, pages can be found?

We estimate that we have just 15 years before substantial parts of this heritage become unlistenable and are lost for all time.

Some films are considered to be lost for all time.

Over and over again the vets said that it's important their stories continue to be passed on to future generations, so their sacrifices are not forgotten and their lessons not lost for all time.

The victory was lost, but not lost for all time, and we are now in a new awakening with a greater awareness that freedom is indivisible, that a people divided on race cannot be politically and spiritually whole and united to confront a world largely hostile to all freedom.

Black children wait a year longer to be adopted than white children, and some black children simply grow out of the chance of adoption, losing for all time the chance of the love and stability that every child needs.

So it appears that Barber Orchard was paradise lost for a time, but is now paradise regained.

Assuming that all one hundred passengers make that train, what is the cumulative amount of time lost (for all passengers)?

The aggregate time lost for all patients and household members was 136 person-years for laboratory-confirmed cases and 579 person-years lost after adjustment for underreporting.

It was decided to assign an equal value of time lost for all patients regardless of their gender, age, and socio-economic background (type of work, actual income).