Lost at sea, lost in space, lost children, lost freedom, lost homeland, lost money, lost identity, lost jobs, lost hope, lost faith, lost lives: This fall, this is film.
This is one lost freedom not being blamed on President Robert Mugabe.
She will remember climbing a stool to read the visitors' guest book, looking at names from foreign lands like New York, and Paris, and the lost freedom of riding a horse over thousands of acres.
They mourn their own lost freedom but also feel grief for their friend who is not as much fun to play with as she once was, for the child they saw crying in the dining room.
Israel said its main purpose was to stop suicide bombers from crossing into Israel, but the route of the barrier — a mix of fencing, guard towers and concrete wall — dug deep into the West Bank in places, and Palestinian anger over the barrier is as much about lost land as about lost freedom.
In the initial urban EV deployment phases, there will be many social, psychological, perceptual and emotional barriers to overcome; worry and skepticism result from switching to a new technology after being used to conventional vehicles, also feelings of lost freedom arise due to the limited range and the possible recharging issues for EVs.
Disputing climate facts has roots in fear, Oreskes said — not of climate, but of higher taxes, bigger government, and lost freedoms.
Doubtless, this represents just a small slice of lost freedoms, a taste of what is to come.
It's a story about how, as we gain power, we lose freedom.
"I'm sorry to say losing privacy is the same thing as losing freedom.
