Sentence examples for so lost for from inspiring English sources

"I'm so lost for words right now.

You rinse a thousand souls before the lark and wake refreshed, if somewhat at a loss as to why they seem so lost for words.

And not just that it happens, but that I'm still so lost for what to do about it.

Yet many parents are so lost for words, they simply don't know what to say to their daughters, often leaving it too late.

But he's now so lost in his thirst for high office that he has also lost himself.

Our mayor being true to himself, Michael R. Bloomberg journeyed to Albany last week to lecture state legislators on his decision to blow up negotiations with our teachers union and so lose $240 million for New York City schools.

His fellow Tory Tony Arbour urged Greenhalgh against "going native," and so losing his appetite for making reforms.

"Ciaran's been absolutely fantastic for us, so losing him is a big blow," Lambert said.

Extra weight can restrict throat tissue and cause snoring, so losing weight is often advised for overweight snorers.

Mears and conductor Nicholas Chalmers choose to play essentially the second, Vienna version of the piece, though with a few cuts: so we lose, for instance, the low-comedy scene between Zerlina and Leporello, generally regarded as feeble.

"It's just so boring I'm lost for words", said another.