Sentence examples for seriously lost from inspiring English sources

Because everybody gets disoriented in the dark and could get seriously lost.

In the past few years, however, Emap has seriously lost its way.

Maybe it was a misjudgement, but it confirms a niggling sense that the McCanns' publicity at-all-costs campublicity at-all-costsst its way.

But if Chaney truly recommends using physical force with students, then he has seriously lost his compass as a teacher at a university.

Hendy noted that some bus drivers "occasionally" became lost but said: "I can't believe it would have been four hours – they would have had to get seriously lost.

I've fallen out of trees, broken bones, been stung by every insect imaginable, gotten seriously lost in the forest, and experienced numerous other mini-disasters that come with being a field scientist.

That's seriously losing sleep.

Scott told his team that this was a must-win game, but the Nets did not seem to take him seriously, losing, 91-84, athehe Delta Center.

"Down in the Valley" seriously loses its way in a mystifying sequence that delves into Harlan's real background and includes a shooting that appears lethal until the victim emerges absurdly unscathed.

And given that FIdesz has already managed to entrench its most loyal inner-circle members in positions of power across the government, most with very long terms of office, it can afford to roll back a few laws without seriously losing control.

But, as TechCrunch US point out, they are seriously losing the plot over search and realtime/streams – which is pretty much what everyone is talking about right now, including Google.