Sentence examples for lost news from inspiring English sources

Coming off so many lost news cycles, a disappointing loss in Pennsylvania, and a pastor out of control, Obama's candidacy has hit its low point.

Two months later, EdgeRank Checker followed that study up with one about Facebook photos, and found that they "lost news feed dominance".

Here's the obligatory *Spoiler Warning* tag although there is no way you'll be able to avoid Lost news next week so you might as well get over it now.

Okay, so this video can basically bring anyone up to speed on Lost and so it probably deserves a *Spoiler Alert* tag, but there's going to be no avoiding Lost news after the finale on Sunday so you might as well get used to it.

With Doncaster already losing, news broke of ex-Cherries stalwart Shaun Cooper putting Portsmouth ahead against promotion contenders Sheffield United just as Bournemouth's Lewis Grabban tested visiting keeper Gillespie with a low drive which he pushed away for a corner, but from the set-piece, Francis crossed for central defender Cook to head his first goal for the club.

Obama started losing news cycles in droves, and the Pennsylvania loss only magnified the elitist meme.

Unlike the chap on The Day Today who lost the news, 6 Music didn't misplace Chris Morris's eagerly anticipated new radio sketch – his first for 15 years – on Mary Anne Hobbes' show on Sunday.

Radio 4! You've lost the news!

We've got to take this one on the chin: the Guardian lost the news!

A decision about running the Saturday card was postponed for only a few hours and all seemed lost when news of the inevitable abandonment came through before 1pm.

Like the best reporters, Pearl had a keen eye for those off-beat stories that help to convey some of the nuances lost in news coverage.