Sentence examples for was quickly lost from inspiring English sources

Any confidence the Nets had was quickly lost.

Instead, the story generated one day of headlines and was quickly lost in the stark terrain of Afghanistan.

Much of that empire was quickly lost, but even then Portugal retained sizable holdings along the African coast, in southern and eastern Asia, and in South America.

In the early 1930's Catalonia achieved a tenuous self-rule within Spain that was quickly lost in the Spanish Civil War.

Yes, Sydneysiders came in droves to Camperdown sporting their best white and blue stripy t-shirts – I was quickly lost in a sea of them.

The qualification in his statement was quickly lost and he was consumed by controversy, with the literary critic Terry Eagleton eagerly leading the assault.

It was a ruling class that, out of sheer over-civilization, was quickly losing the ability to hold onto its power.

Brent A. Bracelin, an analyst with Pacific Crest Securities, said the company was quickly losing server sales to systems running the Linux open source operating system.

He made me feel wanted, which was a feeling I was quickly losing from the Padres.

Robert Kubica was quickly losing ground on the two Ferraris and Hamilton.

I knew Katie was quickly losing something educational psychologists call her sense of self-efficacy -- her belief that she could succeed at specific tasks and life in general.