Sentence examples similar to supposing it were lost from inspiring English sources

Now suppose I am lost in Arkansas, drive into Hope without knowing it, and see a sign: "Bill Blythe was grew up in this town".

Depression economics and how it was lost Suppose that something like the crisis of 2008 had struck, say, 40 years ago.

Since it is fiction, surely the latter; to suppose it is the former is to lose half the pleasure of reading the books.

To go full circle, I suppose it's the ultimate case of Losing The Parents – and just this once, it's not all fun and games.

I suppose I'm losing touch with my old faithful Manchester United - they haven't provided much for me to smile about lately - so I'm picking the Super Bowl.

But, as this case shows, much of the supposed saving is lost through protracted litigation that results from the impingement or near impingement on a codefendant's rights of confrontation and equal protection.

I'm supposed to be lost after football.

Normally, my parents did not celebrate Thanksgiving; the ritual of a large sit-down dinner and the foods that one was supposed to eat was lost on them.

Jerry Bachman, a social psychologist at the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan, who has studied the draft, said in an interview: "The idea of registering for the draft, I suppose, is lost on them with increased distance from the actual use of the draft".

"He wouldn't let her have energy drinks because she was supposed to be losing weight".

"Let us suppose you are losing an argument.