Sentence examples for was lost soon from inspiring English sources

Le Moustier 2 was lost soon after its 1914 excavation but was reidentified in 2002 after being found in a Dordogne museum.

F16 interceptors, scrambled to investigate after radio contact was lost soon following take-off from Orlando, Florida, reported back that the windows were iced and that there was no sign of movement.

The spaceship was launched from Kazakhstan on 28 April, but control was lost soon afterwards.

The unmanned cargo ship was launched from Kazakhstan on 28 April, but control was lost soon afterwards.

County boss Jim McIntyre hauled off defender Darren Barr with forward Michael Gardyne sent on, but a seemingly hopeless cause was lost soon after.

Surprisingly, given the poor chemosensitivity of chordomas, there was also an initial minor response of the sacral tumour, which was lost soon after, but then was restored with the resumption of Imatinib (the plan was to reintroduce the latter in combination with cisplatin, but renal function did not allow it).

Although it aids in piercing the shell, it is lost soon after hatching.

Commissioner David Stern has already canceled the first two weeks of the season and has warned that more games will be lost soon if there is no agreement.

Wenceslas II's acquisitions, however, were lost soon after his death; his son, as King Wenceslas III, took over Bohemia but was assassinated on his way to Poland (1306).

Marius Victorinus is said to have translated some of the Enneads into Latin in the fourth century, but his translation, if in fact it really existed, seems to have been lost soon afterwards.[10] For Aristotle, the Middle Ages were in somewhat better shape.

The full score had been lost soon after Purcell's death in 1695, and had only recently been found.