Sentence examples for start to get lost from inspiring English sources

When I get mentally fatigued, I start to get lost, even if I've flown the course 10 times".

Built on two-minute segments that build subtly and evolve organically, Villalobos utilized the haunting "When I see the towers fall" catchphrase once per minute to repeatedly snap us listeners back to reality just as we start to get lost in its dense atmospherics.

As the riots in 2011 escalated the actual reason for them in the first place started to get lost, which was a human life".

In the race to feverishly post about Twitter, sometimes the facts are starting to get lost in the hype.

Somewhere along the line, however, "the messaging started to get lost in translation," Lyonnais, who lives in Toronto, told The Huffington Post.

If you're starting to get lost, hang on tight, because Hope's transhumanist, H+, singulatarian brain is just getting started.

This technique isn't as difficult as singing, but when you're just starting off, it is easy to get lost.

Humming the Baseline and beatboxing at the same time This technique isn't as difficult as singing, but when you're just starting off, it is easy to get lost.

Let us resist, holding fast to the distinction: when the president-elect swings into a familiar unity pitch, that's a riff; when he tells a wing of his party that thought it deserved cabinet posts to get lost, that starts a rift.

My marriage was one of disconnect and for a couple of years before my divorce started, I got lost.

It started to rain and he got lost trying to get to his car.