Sentence examples for lost on a from inspiring English sources

Heard the one about the cricketing superstar getting lost on a train?

A week ago, Notre Dame had lost on a last-minute touchdown pass at Michigan.

Strangers, lost on a pier.

The distinction is lost on a layman.

And he lost on a shootout.

Full synthesis achieved and lost on a nightly basis.

The Mets lost — on a passed ball, naturally.

We want to get lost on a wild beach.

It's hard to be happy if that means mostly watching "Lost" on a miniature screen.

Contracts are won and lost on a fraction of a cent per unit.

Something real has been lost on a topic of huge and growing importance.