Sentence examples for lost from a from inspiring English sources

Scientists and soldiers simply cannot tell tourists and prospectors to get lost from a chunk of the planet.

It has retained many genes other mammals lost from a time when all mammals looked much like lizards".

If you figure 20 minutes, that's another two weeks a year lost from a school year that's already seven weeks shorter than New York City's.

Our analysis of the Treasury modelling shows that the increase to Australian incomes, or GNI, is only $2.80 per dollar of revenue lost from a corporate tax cut.

This felt more like a staunching of the blood lost from a multiple limb-hack than a positive step towards full health.

Britain's women finished second in the 4x100m relay, while the men lost from a winning position after Rikki Fifton pulled up injured before the baton change.

Solnit suggests that separating the feeling of becoming lost from a feeling of fear leads to a certain kind of spiritual growth.

The Legislature also approved a bill prohibiting Consolidated Edison from recovering from its customers the money it lost from a radiation leak earlier this year.

Mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel, an apostle of a longer day, may have to twist arms during bargaining with the teachers union simply to get back time newly lost from a scandalously fleeting day.

Nevertheless, much of his secular work is lost; from a working life of some 40 years, only eight examples by him survive in an already well-established genre, the portrait.

Genetic drift can result in genetic traits being lost from a population or becoming widespread in a population without respect to the survival or reproductive value of the alleles involved.