Sentence examples for lost so long from inspiring English sources

Ideology is what the Democrats lost so long ago.

The fight is, definitively, not yet lost – in fact, will never be lost, so long as we avoid extinction.

So if you were a bright kid, it's time to toss out your (mistaken) belief about how ability works, embrace the fact that you can always improve, and reclaim the confidence to tackle any challenge that you lost so long ago.

Janice commented, "I don't care if Ali lost, so long as the champion is black".

I keep repeating that it doesn't matter if you win or lose so long as you do your best.

Trump himself then joined the fray, accusing John McCain in a tweet of emboldening the enemy and suggesting he'd "been losing so long he doesn't know how to win anymore".

In what seemed like the belated start to the defending champions' campaign, Dortmund overcame Borussia Mönchengladbach with a passion and attacking efficiency that had seemed long lost so far this season.

Respondents reported that over the years, ranches have been pushing closer and have encroached further onto communal grazing lands, especially during the implementation of the NPAD ranches: '…the pastoral character of our community has long been lost, so are the ethnic boundaries which distinguished us from the other tribes…' (Interview data, 68-year-old Ovambanderu pastoralist, Bothatogo, 2015).

"I lost her so long ago".

"These two girls were driving around lost for so long before they found my house that they were completely hysterical and panicked," she recalled.

That can hurt, as I lost her so long ago, but this year was different.