Sentence examples for lost speak from inspiring English sources

The protagonists in both Winter Damage and The Light That Gets Lost speak in Cornish dialect, this was something that was very important to me as a writer and championed by my Bloomsbury editor Rebecca McNally.

Even the manner in which they lose speaks volumes about who they are.

They weren't lost, technically speaking; Platten could hit "print" and a machine would generate a replacement copy.

Here, finally, the lost son speaks: "O let me be, my mother, / In no unquiet grave / My bone-dust is faint coral / Under the fretful wave".

Now before us, after our years which have thus been lost, relatively speaking, poverty, illness, old age, madness and always exile.

(Weird baseball stat: Only 12 current franchises have won more games than they've lost, historically speaking).

For all he's lost by speaking out, he's also gained a tremendous amount.

So he has nothing to lose by speaking his mind.

President Jiang Zemin had too much to lose by speaking publicly during a crisis that was still developing.

The fact that I can still do it is a great compensation after losing my speaking voice.

With nothing left to lose, figuratively speaking, the Browns put Johnny Manziel back in the quarterback position and the results looked better on the field than on the sidelines.