Sentence examples for lost passports from inspiring English sources

Likewise, stolen bags, lost passports and unexpectedly delayed flights can prove costly as well as irritating.

enforcement operations require far more than tracking visas and lost passports for which you so rightfully call.

With just 650,000 British visitors a year, it nonetheless chalked up 2,023 lost passports and 59 deaths, worse even than the Czech Republic.

Of course an embassy is just an office building, an unglamorous workplace in which visas are processed and lost passports replaced.

Once a haven for traveling aristocrats and dreamy Britons escaping the strictures of home for the looser ways of Italy, in recent years the consulate has dealt more with lost passports than lost morals.

In his time, he has visited chastened stags in police cells, taken a woman with very serious health problems to hospital and dealt with more lost passports than he cares to remember.

In one story a young thief is redeemed by the unexpected discovery of a lost passport.

Brown did not attend the show due to a lost passport.

Shortly thereafter, when he spotted the lost passport, he described it on Twitter and wrote, "Looks like I have to look her up on Facebook".

"The task of getting new documents has been tedious and time-consuming," Mr. Casey wrote, alluding to his lost passport and other documents.

There are some gestures toward a plot — a stolen kiss, a lost passport, the appearance of a former lover (Aidan, played by John Corbett) — but remarkably little happens, even when Samantha runs into trouble with the local mores.