Sentence examples for lost to mark from inspiring English sources

Some of her songs were included in anthologies produced in Paris and The Hague, and she also wrote a choral setting of the Te Deum, now lost, to mark the recovery of Louis XV from illness.

Because in the GBC there is a close morphological relationship between invasive carcinoma and its dysplastic lesions (Albores-Saavedra and Henson, 2000) we then examined the possibility that cancer and non-malignant gallbladder epithelia were clonally related, using the specific alleles lost to mark the different foci in individual cases.

"They have significant assets that they should absolutely be making better use of to provide a better education in a time of great need," said Abraham Simmons, whose three children attended elementary schools in the city and who recently lost to Mark Farrell in the race to replace Michela Alioto-Pier on the Board of Supervisors.

In 2010 Thompson won a 3-way primary battle but lost to Mark Grisanti, a Democrat who ran as a Republican.

The original paper is lost but, to mark the Armitt's centenary, an expert in fungi, Ali Murfitt will present a summary in April.

When he started for Arizona and lost to Los Angeles, it marked the 12th team with which he has lost games.

A spade to the nine lost to the king, which marked the jack in the West hand.

After the battle, the fortress was lost to Sultan Bayezid I, marking the first possession by the Ottoman Empire.

They lost to the Las Vegas Outlaws, 19-0, marking the arrival of the XFL, a pro league that in its debut proved to be more reality television than quality football.

In the final, she lost to World No. 2 Clijsters, marking third consecutive runner-up finish.

Early termination of study participation by request of the parents or by >4 weeks missing data prior to the endpoint will be marked as lost to follow-up, and dealt with accordingly.