Sentence examples for though it was lost from inspiring English sources

Though it was lost for a time, the land is surely regaining its color.

This was, of course, the point of the exercise last July, though it was lost amid the uproar.

Though it was lost amid all the dust kicked up by Trump and his competing event, Fox was celebrating what was clearly a victory.

The sailor was buried in Brazil and the flag was eventually returned to Germany, where it was placed on display at the Museum für Meereskunde (Marine Science) in Berlin, though it was lost during World War II.

By the early nineties, though, it was losing market share to Bud Light and Coors Light, and many people blamed its stalwart ad campaign.

This time around, though, it is losing traction, and critics are asking if the system has outlived its usefulness and if American taxpayers want to keep financing it.

The Halifax Clarity credit card is worth a look too, though it's lost some of its shine since the interest rate rose from 12.9 per cent APR to 18.9 per cent this year.

Most of all though, it's lost on timing: on any real chance of stability.

The finding that infant mice can also regenerate the heart means that mammals, perhaps including people, may also have this ability, even though it is lost in adults.

There is a great irony in small-government evangelists using the coercive power of the state to ban private contracts in the name of workers' freedom – though it's lost on right-wing groups like the Center for Individual Rights, the plaintiff in the Supreme Court case.

And by comparison our capital feels increasingly bland, increasingly homogenised, as though it is losing its soul.