Sentence examples for mostly lost to from inspiring English sources

Bangladesh is mostly lost to the sea.

The names of José Guzman and Greg Hibbard are mostly lost to baseball history.

What happened over the next two years is crucial to Copernicus's legacy but mostly lost to history.

It also marked the beginning of the worst stretch of his career, including a 2010 season mostly lost to a lingering wrist injury.

The distinctive yellow seats at the top of the stadium -- furthest from the action, home to the rowdiest fans -- were mostly lost to history.

And yet, this Revolutionary landscape is today not so much neglected as forgotten, or rushed by, its founding details mostly lost to constant inspection, trammeled by the machinations of business and real estate.

— In a game in which individual performances were more important than the collective outcome, a United States team of mostly reserves lost to the Czech Republic, 4-2, on Tuesday night.

But the details that painted her headstrong and bold have mostly been lost to the archives.

I called the counseling center, got myself an appointment and found myself sitting across from a pleasant yet nondescript woman who has mostly been lost to memory.

Making the unlikely assumption that all of these animals are still alive, the group includes the 178 African rodents, mostly dormice, lost to follow-up, 107 prairie dogs from IL-1 that were not traceable, and 50 nonrodent animals included in the African shipment.

Moreover, the top and left edges of the image (10 pixels) are mostly lost due to the coding process.