Sentence examples for lost in on from inspiring English sources
One starts out with a gripping message but soon gets lost in, on one hand, a depressing tale of rising, poisoned oceans and burning forests, and on the other, a lot of jargon involving probably's and likelihood's and parts-per-million, and the next thing you know your friends are both sad and confused.
Instead, here are five of the most fascinating worlds to get lost in on YouTube.
This is hypnotic techno music at its very best, and something to get truly lost in on the floor.
(Something might be lost in translation on that one).
Almost 3,000 lives were lost in New York on Sept. 11.
The Jets lost in Chicago on Sunday, 38-34, in a bizarre shootout with the Bears.
The 2004 Colts lost in New England on a snowy day, 20-3.
A man by himself in a boat was lost in conversation on his cellphone.
As if they had lost in Memphis on the way to Cleveland in a February snowstorm.
It was another bitter finish for the Capitals, who have lost in overtime on Easter before.
In double immunofluorescence analyses we demostrated that the colocalization of the fibronectin fibrils with the actin filaments was lost in cultures on PHB.
