Sentence examples for lost imported from inspiring English sources

This miniature was probably based on an original in the Codex Grandior, a lost imported Italian Bible at Jarrow, which showed Cassiodorus and the nine volumes he wrote of commentary on the Bible.

Mr. Lai and his Yuanhua Group, based in Xiamen in the southeast, smuggled in cars, oil, cigarettes and other goods worth $6.4 billion and cost China's treasury billions in lost import duties, Chinese prosecutors say.

While piracy has always been a problem with China, the MPAA is really up in arms about China denying or losing import requests from the studios.

There is no reason at all to assume that the jobs gained from export creation would exceed the jobs lost to import competition.

After filling in the profile, users can disconnect from Facebook without losing the imported information, Hinge notes.

So what does he have to lose from importing this clever concept?

The country does not lose by importing more than it exports.

Vast numbers of laborers have lost jobs as imported goods from low-wage countries arrived.

The hours had evaporated into the warm night, and the rush of the city had lost its import.

With the halt of trade between the two halves of the country via the Mississippi, the South also lost its imports of grain from the Midwest.

The presence of Polke's art will become stronger once it is realised quite what has been lost, the import of what he did.