Sentence examples for lost things go from inspiring English sources
"The Place Where Lost Things Go" ― "Mary Poppins Returns".
Because of his theory that anything not in sight is irretrievably lost, things merely go permanently astray.
"I relocate the lost thing and go to the trouble of renaming it, only to have to lose it again," she tells me.
Alliances shift, loyalties flip-flop, and more than money can be lost when things go wrong.
It is, for example, funded exclusively with equity capital, or £100m genuinely at risk of being lost if things go wrong.
It was a tough tour for everyone and naturally when you are losing things do go wrong and at times maybe communications did break down a bit".
That's a lot to lose if things go pear shaped.
Never before has modern Poland been so starkly on show in Europe's shop window, with so much to lose if things go awry.
That's a long way from controversy in America about Mr. Obama's "leading from behind role" in Libya — optional translation: engagement, but not so much or so visibly as to be perceived as losing if things go wrong.
Shareholders are very bad at monitoring the risks these institutions are taking and partnerships are proven very good at it because the partners are on the scene and they lose everything if things go bad.
His style out of the gate is so aggressive, bordering on wild, that he is flirting with losing control even when things go smoothly, and this time, he appeared to overdo it.
