Sentence examples for lost list from inspiring English sources

You'll be less likely to lose track of the details when you have them written out and kept somewhere that you see every day (a lost list is about as useful as a lead balloon).

New York magazine listed "Dave" sixth in a "Twenty Most Pointless Episodes of Lost" list, considering that "using an episode to disprove a theory that wasn't so prevalent was a waste of time".

Note the "Clear" button in the top corner of the screen — pressing this will reset the Followers Lost list.

English Heritage is reluctant to lose listed buildings, conservation areas and views of St Paul's Cathedral.

But in recent years, we've heard of websites, and store-based retailers, falling victim to hackers and losing lists of millions of credit card numbers.

Usually schools give you a supply list, but if yours doesn't or you lost the list, create your own !

One former finance minister, George Papaconstantinou, said that he had "lost" the list, and his successor, Evangelos Venizelos, the leader of the Socialists, also said the list had gone missing.

A skinny, shirtless man whom Ms. Williams knew only as Flaco bopped up to her, telling her that he had lost the list she had given him a few weeks ago, but that he desperately needed a place to clean up.

On top of which, someone on his team carelessly lost a list which divided Labour MPs into five categories of loyalty and opposition to the great helmsman of Islington.

In an attempt to give the out-of-touch England batsmen some much-needed practice, the captains and coaches agreed to revise the target - meaning that the game lost its List A status - to a slightly more testing 230.

Poor memory: You have lost the list of Kris Kringle names somewhere, and you cannot find your Santa costume from last year.