Sentence examples for lost these days from inspiring English sources

"I actually think it's easier to get lost these days," says Heyman.

Marlborough is the kind of place where many Massachusetts elections are won and lost these days.

They hope Russia will refrain from using its veto; but there is no love lost these days between the government of Vladimir Putin and the EU, at loggerheads over Ukraine.EU activities off Somalia are approved by that country's authorities.

That bit of Industrial Age history is lost these days, though, amid the bobbing pleasure craft and imposing views of Jersey City and Lower Manhattan to the north and east, and of the Statue of Liberty off to the south.

While balance sheets are nice, we all now how quickly value can be lost these days.

"She always seems lost these days, whenever she came into the village," said a neighbor.

He has more to lose these days.

And other obstacles must be overcome.In the House, all 435 seats are up for election, but incumbents seldom lose these days.

COLORADO: Seems the only way Rockies don't lose these days is when the game is canceled.

I'm selling great photos of me showing the boobs I don't have anymore...plus as an added bonus, you'll get to see that great head of hair I'm losing these days to cancer treatments.

She said: "I essentially want to create a community of women, which is a bit of a lost art these days when people don't even know their neighbours".