Sentence examples for of which are lost from inspiring English sources

He made 100 drawings, eight of which are lost.

Especially important are his translations of Galen, most of the original Greek manuscripts of which are lost.

The bran and the germ contain a host of vitamins, minerals and fiber, some of which are lost in the refining process.

At one level, "The Stranger's Child" can seem an exercise in fairly conservative pastoral elegy, centered on two English family houses, both of which are lost by their declining families.

Questions were argued back and forth, and the final judgment given took as its authority the Code of Love, 31 rules of amorous entanglement, the origins of which are lost in obscurity.

C. 95 Constantine, Algeria c. 166 Rome, Italyy Marcus Cornelius Fronto, (born c. ad 95, Cirta, Numidia [now Constantine, Alg.] died c. 166, Rome?) prominent Roman orator, rhetorician, and grammarian whose high reputation equal in ancient times to those of Cato, Cicero, and Quintilian was based chiefly on his orations, all of which are lost.

The Chinese government also wants to see the country's more than 20 wind turbine manufacturers, many of which are losing money, consolidate to five or six.

In aviation, the new policy would allow foreign airlines to buy only a 49 percent stake in their Indian counterparts, most of which are losing money.

Then there are the billions of dollars worth of ancillary businesses, many of which are losing money.

Both of which are losing battles for the regime.

None of which is lost on Mr. Moross.