Sentence examples for was lost with from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having wandered from, or unable to find, the way.
- The children were soon lost in the forest.
Contact was lost with the spacecraft for about 90 minutes.
He often appears drawn to what was lost with "the establishment of middle-class decorum".
Their momentum was lost with each ill-advised head fake, and NZL 60 pulled steadily away.
Radio contact was lost with the plane as it passed north of Gainesville, Fla.
Contact was lost with the plane a few minutes before it was due to land.
And a little bit of ITV's DNA was lost with them.
The last unbeaten home record in the Football League this season was lost with scarcely a whimper.
An hour and 15 minutes into the flight to the regional capital of Khabarovsk, communication was lost with the plane.
A magnificent opportunity was lost with Philip Johnson's AT&T building of 1984, at Madison and 56th Street.
HMS Victory, the 1737 predecessor to Nelson's flagship, was lost with all hands in 1744 in the English Channel.
Crossing Davis Strait, the Michael turned back in a storm; the pinnace was lost with all hands.
