Sentence examples for will be lost for from inspiring English sources

He will be lost for ever.

"So any delay means time will be lost for science.

He worries that if they move away, their expertise will be lost for ever.

Jones will be lost for the season and faces six months of grueling rehabilitation.

If he has Tommy John surgery to repair it, he will be lost for most or all of next season.

When he finally slips away, a remnant of Italy's long-forgotten monarchy will be lost for ever.

That means we'll be lost for months.

Miller pressed Connolly, arguing that if the House doesn't preserve the unspent bailout funds now, they'll be lost for good, Connolly said later.

A chance to reshape Britain for the better will be lost, perhaps for many years.

The crucial question is how much oil will be lost, and for how long.

The allowance will be lost altogether for those with income above £140,000.