Sentence examples for lost for now from inspiring English sources

For some, what has been lost, for now, is a feeling.

The one other thing he lost, for now, is the Fakahatchee, which is another favorite place of his.

That means Bild has lost, for now, its title as the largest-circulation newspaper in Europe to The Sun in Britain.

Some of these are battles we have lost, for now.

As a condition of his surrender, Chavez was allowed to give an impassioned address to the Venezuelan public, saying that he had lost "for now".

On the slow burning pop rock song "Lost for Now", he comes to terms with being alone and leaves town, but finds salvation in "a smile that changes everything" as the song closes with a shimmer of cymbal.

Bruce Berg, a professor of political science at Fordham, said "it's Quinn's race to lose" for now.

"The rumor has recently begun to circulate around Munich that, using black magic, I can create mice and elephants," he informs his parents in the summer of 1920, only to add with an unimpeded confidence he was never to lose, "For now, however, I can conjure up only flawless texts no one can top".

England's supporters were given the opportunity, lost for ever now, to experience West Indies playing in a ground that still oozed the very essence of Caribbean cricket.

His pretty village, Pagwell, is impossibly representative of an England lost for decades now, and David Mitchell and Ben Miller impossibly representative of cartoon villainy, but I didn't mind in the slightest because Norman Hunter's children's books have been re-rendered as impossibly good fun.

"Lost" for me now extends to homesickness, jet lag and culture shock.