Sentence examples for shall be lost from inspiring English sources

In Canterbury Cathedral, next Thursday, I shall be lost in the majesty of English history in stone.

In his masterpiece, "Aubade," he describes the inevitable fate that awaits us all: "the total emptiness for ever,/The sure extinction that we travel to/And shall be lost in always.

When invited to speak, Mr. Donahue apologized for his poor vision before squinting to read a poem he had written when he was 9. ("Speak, father, speak to your little boy. Or I shall be lost forever").

Protection under this chapter shall be lost if application for registration of the design is not made within 2 years after the date on which the design is first made public.

– Protection under this chapter shall be lost if application for registration of the design is not made within 2 years after the date on which the design is first made public.

There was one soaring exception to his painful silence, "Aubade," of 1977, the last and bluntest and stateliest expression of his lifelong dread of death:        the total emptiness for ever, The sure extinction that we travel to And shall be lost in always.

Above all, account must be taken of the fact that if women are unaware of their own ability to cooperate in development, their participation may be very limited or not amount to anything at all; and if their participation is not considered, we shall be losing half our human resources.

"I am here to demand change from our government because the lives lost, who shall not be lost in vain, shall then be used as a catalyst for change in our country today," Prado said.

The possible extra resonance of this bid shall not be lost on either automotive industry observers or regular readers of Faces In The News: Kerkorian sued auto giant DaimlerChrysler in 2000, claiming that the previous Teutonic incarnation DaimlerBenz engineered an out-and-out takeover of the U.S. firm Chrysler, then cheated him out of billions by casting the deal as a "merger of equals".

"Those to whom We [God] have given the Book, and who read it as it ought to be read, truly believe in it; those that deny it shall assuredly be lost" (2 122).

I shall argue that it can only be lost by glycobacteria if its impermeabilizing function is replaced by another complex lipid.