Sentence examples for lost into a from inspiring English sources

Richard Gibby from the British Library says a lot of material, such as that published by web users after the London bombings in 2005, has already been lost into "a digital black hole".

But unlike saving these things to the Camera Roll, where they quickly get lost into a feed of photos, Collections lets you write down little details – like the vendor or price, or your notes.

The subtleties of human performance are kind of absorbed or lost into a robot.

"Meek's Cutoff" announces the theme early with a shot of a character carving the word "Lost" into a log, one of many details plucked from history.

The director Alex Timbers — who brought a daffy energy to "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" on Broadway in 2010 and twisted "Love's Labour's Lost" into a zany pop-culture mash-up at the Delacorte in August — helms "Rocky," a musical adaptation, produced by Stallone, who also co-wrote the book, with Thomas Meehan ("The Producers").

The transformation of a losing into a winning position, the interplay of attack and defence, are subtler than in other sports, with more scope for ups and downs and changing tempos.

Any discussion of hedging a stock portfolio should begin by noting that the cheapest and simplest way to protect yourself is simply to lighten up by, say, moving money you can't afford to lose into a money market fund.

If we had a fire, I could fit almost everything it would hurt me to lose into a few pockets -- and I'm not kidding.

Larvae disperse, find a suitable substrate, then settle and metamorphose (during this process the tail is reabsorbed and the notochord is lost) into the adult form (called an oozooid; Figure  1) that is now sessile.

Winning might be a habit, but Omodiagbe had turned losing into something of an art form.

It turns an elegy for lost youth into a near love-poem, and suggests the complexity of the loss, and its difficulty of articulation.