Sentence examples for possibility of getting lost from inspiring English sources
As I walk, I reflect on the way that woods are about the possibility of getting lost.
The town was small, there was no possibility of getting lost, and we trudged drunkenly through its streets, both of us wrapped in Cayetano's blanket.
The report suggests this should be changed, saying: "Risky play involving perhaps rough and tumble, height, speed, playing near potentially dangerous elements such as water, cliffs and exploring alone with the possibility of getting lost gives children a feeling of thrill and excitement".
For those for whom hardship may be quantified as checking into Shutters in Santa Monica without a reservation, the result serves as a trip to the Kingston of the mind: jerk chicken as prepared by a private chef, with no possibility of getting lost on the way.
WHILE Paris has its boulevards and Miami its beaches, San Francisco's lure is its labyrinth of back alleys, those mysterious midblock detours that seem to offer, in equal doses, the promise of discovery and the slightly scary possibility of getting lost — really lost.
Therefore, the user can find the functions quickly and decrease the possibility of getting lost in the menu.
For the 22 days of its existence, the balloon offered the possibility, in its randomness, of getting lost, of losing oneself, in contradistinction to the grid of precise, rectangular pathways under our feet.
"The possibilities really are endless, and I kind of get lost in that," he said.
Accidents can happen and getting lost at sea is a very real possibility.
That raised the possibility that Savi might get lost within Lockheed, as it had in other big corporations.
