Sentence examples for regrettably lost from inspiring English sources

"Making Waves" resonates as the often-impressive tip of a regrettably lost iceberg.

This year I got some nail polish, a pair of sunglasses that I regrettably lost, and a nifty key chain.

And since these stories become, first and foremost, tools to keep loneliness at bay, some gasp-inducing moments can regrettably lose their punch here.

In the last twenty years, fifteen to twenty years, we've had maybe three terrorist attacks on our soil with a little over 5,000 people regrettably losing their lives.

"But regrettably we lost over 59 hours and 7 minutes due to interruptions, followed by forced adjournments".

This is particularly true for the Forest Service, which lost a regrettably large proportion of its experienced firefighters in the last 10 years.

Regrettably, we seem to have lost that "mystical element" because the root of our decision to work for development or justice or peace no longer grows from a preferential option to identify with the poor and incarnate ourselves amongst their reality.

The amateurs lost six of the Olympians and, regrettably, coach Terry Edwards, but eventually regrouped with Froch's trainer Robert McCracken charged with restoring some of the glitter in time for 2012.

Walsh said he would have preferred to have lost no homes in expanding Heathrow but "regrettably that's not possible".

Regrettably, in the hustle and bustle of helping other kids, I lost touch with him.

In a subsequent, regrettably self-righteous, denunciation of his entrappers, he sought to retain these positions; and thereby ensured he lost both.