Sentence examples for lost is that from inspiring English sources

The point that can get lost is that words reflect actions.

What my generation has lost is that moment when you are about to begin, to set up a life for yourself.

What's lost is that in 1998, most people thought the economy was pretty good.

While there's been quite a bit of excitement around Yammer of late (really, at Yammer) thanks to a $1.2 billion acquisition from Microsoft, what tends to get lost is that Yammer is just one, social component of a much larger — and more essential Holy Grail for enterprise: Collaborative project management done right.

What is being lost is that sense of the vinyl record as the object which enshrined and celebrated the recorded moment and then of course we enshrine the actual vinyl which we have owned for 40 years, the covers now worn shiny by our once-youthful fingers.

But while the current hullabaloo centers around what a few men may or may not have done at one particular school, what shouldn't get lost is that colleges and frats in particular can be incubators for a particularly noxious blend of hormones and privilege.

With 16.6 million viewers, "Lost" was that network's most-watched show.

"The difference between winning and losing was that fantastic finish from their lad.

The lesson lost was that they needed to keep changing.

So the reason Klumpp lost was that Dr. Jesus has stronger delusions than she does?

"Now losing is just not that interesting.