Sentence examples for members lost in from inspiring English sources

He noted in his speech that over the past 10 years, 555 staff members and contractors had been attacked and more than 200 had been killed, not including 102 staff members lost in the 2010 Haitian earthquake.

Perhaps most strikingly, the donated papers also feature some 16 unused songs from "Fiddler," including the numbers "I Had a Relative," which recalls family members lost in pogroms, and "Dear, Sweet Sewing Machine," an aborted comic paean to this appliance.

The Chapter House was donated by local Freemasons as a memorial to their members lost in the First World War.

The member lost in 2010, to an evangelical Conservative).

Scottish Labour lost their leader, Jim Murphy, while Danny Alexander, a key Lib Dem figure and cabinet member, lost in Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey, as did Vince Cable, the business secretary.

An article in Circuits on Thursday about an online community of opera lovers misstated the relationship between Stephen Poulos, a member lost in the World Trade Center attack, and a New York City Opera violist who played at his memorial service.

The inmates custom-designed the motorcycles with military blue paint and 42 gold stars to symbolize each Vermont service member lost in battle.

There was the time in November when the members lost $10,000 in 30 minutes of play.

Five committee members lost relatives in the attacks.

Like Mr. Kremer, more than 1,600 American service members lost limbs in Iraq or Afghanistan, mainly to homemade bombs not unlike the ones that maimed scores of people in Boston on Monday.

Under his weak chairmanship, the commission, most of whose members lost interest in its arcane disputes and stopped attending, fell under the influence of a politically correct faction that vigorously transformed an ill-conceived aspiration into an electoral disaster.