Sentence examples for one thing lost from inspiring English sources

One thing lost in the furor is the fact that the Navy actually has a case worth considering.

I will admit that the one thing lost in a no-device meeting is the ability to record and quickly distribute notes and action items.

For an industry desperate to return to profitability after losing $60 billion in the last decade, an empty seat at takeoff equals one thing: lost revenue.

It's one thing lost most in the age of the Internet, and it makes the Web seem like a place very far from that cozy children's bookstore, and much closer to some of the fearsome landscapes described within it& 8212in the most literal sense, bewildering.

The one thing Lost in Showbiz felt it could cling to was that in this country, we treat our celebrity overlords with respect.

The former prime minister Lord North is remembered for only one thing – losing America.

"It's one thing losing but there's a manner in which you might not gain a victory and that's been the hugely disappointing thing from my point of view.

For one thing, losing the bearings means there's no need for a vacuum-sealed chamber, lubrication or anything like that.

Except for one thing: losing is beyond the realm of Tim Tebow.

If he had lived long enough, that friendship might have changed and become one more thing lost in the war between Ben's best and worst selves.

If you see one thing Get lost on the lush island of Kungliga Djurgården, which is the royal park and home to the city's best museums, such as the Vasamuseet (admission £11.50, under-18s free), which houses the Vasa warship, which sank in 1628 in Stockholm's harbour on its maiden voyage and was salvaged almost intact.