Sentence examples for silver is lost from inspiring English sources

As the washing step can be designed such that no silver is lost, the recovery yield for Ag depends only on the length of the loading step, and even 100% recovery can thus be achieved for the whole process.

Some power is lost in the silver, and the wires suffer so-called "hysteresis" losses from carrying alternating current.

I hate it when people say silver or bronze is losing because it is not.

Then she withdrew the apology in the same belligerent breath: "I hate it when people say silver or bronze is losing because it is not.

Records from the 19th century indicated that two tankards (one silver, one pewter) and a silver chalice had been lost.

The silver planisphere has been lost, but the maps and book have survived.

The survey also noted a flagon from about 1700 and a dish, both made of pewter, but said that an 18th-century silver chalice had been lost some time after 1811.

The narrow sides of the grip used to be embellished with inscribed silver plates, which, however, were lost in the 19th century.

St Edern's also owns three pieces of 19th-century church silverware, but a silver chalice dated 1574 was lost some time during the 19th century.

The waterslide had an office, a white cement room that looked out onto the pool through a window, and in it was a black vinyl chair that rolled on three silver wheels, the fourth having been lost, some water-stained pamphlets on how to perform CPR, and an enormous black stereo with two cassette decks that played a joyous cacophony of Megadeth and the Beastie Boys.

"A lot gets in, there's no way around it," says Manseau, a silver-haired pragmatist whose youth was lost patrolling the halls of this hole.