Sentence examples for we will be lost from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, when I look at the present, I think that we will be lost without it.

We can't reproduce the specific blue that the Egyptians did or the oranges of the Chinese painters because when that art is lost, then we will be lost.

We will be losing him.

I think we will be losing something".

It's sad that we will be losing a big name.

"I was seven when I moved to the island, and when they leave we will be losing our little escape to paradise," he said.

We surely want to have smooth roads in Lagos, Lusaka, Nairobi or Maputo, but if we do not insist that our people be given solid STEM skills, surely we will be losing out as a continent.

David Carr, a colleague of Carter's on the media desk, wrote in a Monday column that "it seems clear that we will be losing people with many decades of professional experience, journalists with deep sources and remarkable levels of productivity".

'Ideal of the international civil servant' "In losing you," she said, "we will be losing an irreplaceable champion for staff, and a shining, living, serving example of what can be accomplished by staff through hard work, dedication, drive and passion, such as you have displayed throughout your career".

So, now we're trapped in Fischer's mind battling his own private army, and if we get killed, we'll be lost in limbo 'til our brains turn to scrambled egg".

If it comes to the point where no one's using the corn pollen anymore and if the medicine men are all gone, pretty soon we'll be lost".