Sentence examples for lost lambs from inspiring English sources

"They're like lost lambs.

They are superpredators and they are lost lambs.

Is Adjmi's lamb Jesus or one of his lost lambs?

As a Solomonic hot dog vendor explains to the audience of "The Frontline" in the wake of a bloody row, "Wee lost lambs got to fight one another just so they can touch each other, contact each other".

I remember Lester Bangs saying to me one night that before he came to CBGB's he thought it was going to be full of hostile, scary people, 'and then you get here and you realize that they're just a bunch of little lost lambs, taking shelter from the storm.'" "Jubilee" (1978), about rebellious girls in London.

"The church is frustrated at the lost lambs and it wants them back," she said.

Before then, just call him one little lost lamb.

When the hotel was closed for renovations, I felt as displaced as a lost lamb.

That lost lamb is Mary Veal — who at 16 became her small New England town's latest (take your pick) victim or false accuser.

And the shepherds (Mr. Mann and Michael Borrelli) who actually live in Arden are not real shepherds — they are pastoral archetypes who would have no idea how to find a lost lamb or lead it back to the flock.

I'm okay until Sandi Patti sings "Bethlehem Morning," and then I usually sit helpless on the floor surrounded by stray ornaments, a lost lamb from the Nativity set and a cracked nutcracker while holding a scratched ball that says "Baby's First Christmas, 1980".