Sentence examples for makes the lost from inspiring English sources

I'd like to think that Gehry's vertical digit consciously mimed the shape of today's predominant urban architectural style, if "style" even applies to, say, the insolent ninety-six-story shaft of 432 Park Avenue or, for that matter, the botched opportunity of the Freedom Tower, which makes the lost, banal Twin Towers seem a very Parthenon in retrospect.

It's also his last film, and it's a movie of a rare ferocity — it's a story of alcoholism that makes "The Lost Weekend" look like a romp.

Perhaps it's this that makes the lost opportunities, missed moments and lives abruptly cut short that she writes about all the more poignant.

Within this book's hermetically sealed universe, characters' motivations don't really have to make sense; they just have to generate the nonstop momentum that makes "The Lost Symbol" impossible to put down.

So from a young age Japanese are taught to think of their fellow citizens before themselves, and it's this attitude that makes the lost and found system effective, even in bad economic times.

A man so ruthless he makes the losing contestants sing while simultaneously booting them off the show.

* Make it easier for the courts to make the losing party pay for the winner's legal fees.

Therefore, the combination between multiple-view images is lacking, which makes the solution lost the jointing meaning.

(Mr Chamakh says he makes up the lost days later in the year).

Breaking the bonds even for a short period makes regaining the lost capital expensive.

The biofilm formation makes the stone lose its property of cohesion.