Sentence examples for worked lost in from inspiring English sources

It worked – lost in the scuzziest corners of the Italian movie industry, Gilderoy feels like the human embodiment of his hometown.

By comparison, some will say the works lost in the Saatchi fire are dead, lumpen things.

The city, he charged, "wrecked my life," with "99percentt" of his two decades of professional work lost in the rubble.

I believe that the best work lost in the Leyton fire, Jake and Dinos Chapman's Hell, was a modern masterpiece.

Memorable documentaries have been inspired by troubled film productions ("Hearts of Darkness," "Burden of Dreams") and uncompleted works ("Lost in La Mancha," "Tigrero").

That may mean millions of dollars of work lost in some cases.

This was a devastating blow to SpaceX and NASA, not just for all the hard work lost in seconds, but also for the loss of work to come.

On the Syriac, Arabic, and Hebrew versions of Themistius' works see Coda (2011), with up-to-date bibliography also on the works lost in Greek, like the Treatise in Response to Maxim on the reduction of the second and third figures of the syllogism to the first figure.

You can't help but fall into the work, lost in the appearance of dimension, turned upside-down maze where everything, and nothing, is familiar.

(It must not have worked; Young lost in straight sets).

Indirect costs are defined as patient's and caretaker's working hours lost per episode plus working hours lost in case of patient's death.