Sentence examples for word was lost from inspiring English sources
The final word was lost amid the crowd's applause of Federer.
In the 'top cop' example, sometimes the 't' and 'c' seemed to be spoken almost the same time so that some of the word was lost, to become 't'kop'kop
The essence of the words was lost on me in that moment, but I was determined to understand the power that stemmed from the history behind them.
The nation, in other words, was losing its soul, what Benedict Anderson called the "imagined community" of nationhood — one, in the American case, that glorifies opportunity and grimaces at social safety nets portrayed as the refuge of the freeloader.
Occasionally words are lost in translation.
The words were lost, but the point was clear.
Her words were lost under the sound of shuffling paper.
"I am not telling you!" Mr. Rakishev declared before his words were lost in high-pitched giggles.
He swears at Albert, but the words are lost in the jeep's wobbly jostle through tall grass.
The office boy, however, is the last word, before all words are lost in the babble of the asylum.
