Sentence examples for lost lake from inspiring English sources
A few months later, the fight over Duke Lake came to an equivocal end: Consol paid the state a thirty-six-million-dollar settlement, without admitting responsibility for the lost lake.
His collection of stories, "Lost Lake," captures the quiet dramas of three generations on the shores of a lake in upstate New York.
LOST LAKE: Stories, by Mark Slouka.
In the heart of a forest, the Lost Lake Campground near Rhinelander, Wis., has been the subject of requests for help since the 1980s.
Lost Lake is just off the map in "Brewster," "curved and still behind the trees," one of many lonely landmarks Jon, the narrator, passes as he walks through the rural streets.
For those skiers who like the idea of exploring the mountain by night, but prefer a more peaceful setting than a brightly lighted downhill slope, the Whistler Resort in British Columbia has the Lost Lake Cross Country trail system.
Lakes with dense SAV typically have clear water and low phytoplankton biomass; however, if the plants are lost, the lake waters can become very turbid even under normal wind speeds (Scheffer 19891998).
Years ago, the turtles almost lost their lake when Columbia University proposed building a gym over the park, helping to incite the 1968 student riots.
And the Lexington this year offered a final shot to Zito, who lost Greenwood Lake to an injury this year and who saw Bare Outline run himself out of contention in the Blue Grass a week ago.
Results indicate that TWS declined over the lake region and the lake lost water at a faster rate than the watershed did.
M-22 takes the inland route between Little and Big Glen lakes, losing the Lake Michigan Circle Tour designation to M-109 until the two meet again in Glen Arbor.
