Sentence examples for lost scraps from inspiring English sources

Finders, their gaze earthward, send in lost scraps.

Now that all of, Mahler's major works are part of everyday concert life, the search continues for lost scraps and juvenilia.

By the time I was 30, I was losing scraps of conversation in crowded bars, and trips to the movies were nothing but booms and rumbles.

You may mourn for all those lost tasty scraps now.

Expansion, like most things in life, seemed to him to offer choices any of which would make him feel that he'd screwed things up forever and lost whatever scrap of honor he once possessed.

Despite being down to 10 men his side chased every lost cause, scrapped for every 50-50 band aneverver threw in the towel.

These General Electric turbines proved unreliable and most of the ships powered by them were either lost or scrapped by the end of the 1920s.

The great majority of this fiber is destined for use in cloth, yet more than a quarter may never reach the fabric market: at each step throughout the production process, from harvesting the puffy white cotton bolls to weaving the cloth for the shirt you're wearing as you read this, some portion of the fiber is lost to scrap or waste.

I would always search for the echoes of the lost person, the scraps of words and breath, the silken ties that say, Look: she existed.

On Wednesday Mr Abe claimed that his position was no longer tenable because Mr Ozawa refused to compromise.In truth, Mr Abe had lost the last scraps of confidence in him from his own party.

Michael Driscoll, the chairman of the CMU Universities group, which represents post-1992 universities, was more enthusiastic - his members have little to lose from scrapping the RAE.