Sentence examples for lost nowhere from inspiring English sources

There was just one trail, no way to get lost, nowhere else for them to end up—just the trapper's cabin that we were bringing back to life in a clearing at the end of the trail.

The USWNT has struggled to match their lofty expectations on the pitch and at times have looked tactically lost, nowhere more than in the midfield, where manager Jill Ellis's roster and strategic decisions have come under fire from fans and the media.

Even if delivered, the promised money is a pittance compared with what people lost, and nowhere near sufficient to build a new house.

He was lost with nowhere to go.

I wish there were programs in place for kids like me, teenagers who are lost with nowhere to go after being failed by numerous healthcare professionals and academic institutions.

"I have experience of going to competitions and losing, with nowhere to hide.

Pathos is nowhere lost, and happiness, far from wonderful, is at most an occasional draw of breath between spasms.

Those inquiries, which prompt sometimes delicious and humiliating leaks, very often go nowhere, lost in a thicket of appeals and denials, with not quite enough evidence to indict the key figures involved.

Wales face South Africa in Cardiff on Saturday with both coaches under fire and France's Guy Novès can hear the sounds of chambers clicking open after his side lost to a nowhere near full-strength Australia.

Although Bitstamp's 19,000 lost coins are nowhere near the magnitude of Mt Gox, the juxtaposition of yet another hacking, alongside all the curiosity and positive interest in bitcoin, underscores how the currency and its place in the market remain in flux.

Although there exists the eerie possibility that it will remain as if nowhere – forever lost.