Sentence examples for lost say from inspiring English sources

Diving over and over, never surfacing at the same point, I wonder if it's looking for something lost, say, innocence?

Despite that surge of panic, all is not lost, say creative thinkers, some of whom have panicked similarly.

"Personal" memories of early childhood are one thing – of getting lost, say, and the fear that goes with it – but memories of a public event are different.

If you've ever lost, say, an unfinished work spreadsheet or a uni essay you were working on to the technological abyss, you'll be well versed with the panic that ensues.

Most days, familiarity seems inherent in the world right around me, but every now and then I remember that it's really an artifact of consciousness, a form of perception that can be lost, say, in someone with Alzheimer's.

In the past, energy planners have talked about the idea that when electric car batteries start to get old, and have lost, say, 20 percent of their storage capacity, they could go to a secondhand market and be used on the power grid, where 80 percent of the original capacity would still be very useful.

"I would have told him to get lost," said France.

"This opportunity will be lost," said Nazia, the young teacher.

"Are they lost?" says Saila Kipanek, a stone carver in Iqaluit.

"I'm disappointed we lost," said Kedia.

"Ford lost," said Mr. Lewis, the historian.