Sentence for lost | Use lost in a sentence

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• Are you lost? (8)
• Could it be lost? (10)
• He lost everybody. (8)
• It is a year lost. (10)
• He was utterly lost. (10)
• The chance was lost. (10)
• And she has lost flesh. (8)
• Would you have me lost? (10)
• You lost him at Toulouse. (10)
• She lost her ruffled feeling. (8)
• If he is discovered he is lost. (10)
• With me it is the soul that is lost. (10)
• She seemed to have lost her deference. (8)
• She has lost something, gained something. (8)
• Has he lost every sense of self-interest? (10)
• If he does not halt soon, he will be lost. (8)
• She could have none, so long lost sight of! (4)
• I lost my temper, and tapped her with my cane. (8)
• He had never had much, and he had lost the habit. (8)
• You will say I have lost all charity, and I have. (10)
• We consider that we have not lost by his temerity. (10)
• She is lost, Monsieur, as a stone that sinks in water. (8)
• We lost our way; and leave it to me as much as you can. (8)
• The world, life itself, would be well lost for love of her! (8)
• March smiled gravely, and his smile was not lost upon Kenby. (9)
• He had lost a splendid opportunity, and Farina had seized it. (10)
• I roused myself with a start as if I had lost them in the past. (9)
• The shrouded figure of his lost Idea on London Bridge went by. (10)
• V Once back in England, Gyp lost that feeling, or very nearly. (8)
• He pushed through them somehow, but they lost him several seconds. (8)
• She said it, and for the footing in Society she had lost her taste. (10)
• Algernon Feverel lost his leg, and ceased to be a gentleman in the Guards. (10)
• The thought hurt him, then lost edge, as if it had come in contact with a breastplate. (8)
• My uncle, it appeared, had just arrived, and lost no time in joining us at the gallery. (6)
• Emilia lost no time in running straight to Georgiana, who was busy at her writing-desk. (10)
• Oh, she had lost her way long ago, and daily she stumbled farther into the pathless wild. (12)
• She was only angry that they had lost any time in coming to submit so plain a case to her. (9)
• Fox and Selwyn would see that he was properly rewarded, provided the Colonies were not lost. (18)
• Houses imprisoned us, I thought a lost father was never to be discovered by remaining in them. (10)
• And between these two, suffering so because of him, he felt as if he had lost his own existence. (8)
• Her tall, full figure lost its majesty and became very human as she came running over to Soames. (8)
• Or Aunt Rosamund, with her perpetual rescuings of lost dogs, lame horses, and penniless musicians? (8)
• She had a kind of authority in sending Kenby away with them which was not lost upon the witnesses. (9)
• He could not leave her to call for help; and what if nobody came till she lost her mind from terror? (9)
• You sink your voice, but I can distinguish the tones of that voice when they would be lost on others. (4)
• The pleasures of the table, never of much consequence to one naturally abstemious, had lost all value. (8)
• They failed because midway they lost the vision to select the right instruments put in our way by heaven. (10)
• Whenever Stephen wanted to kiss her, she grew very pale, and looked at him as though he had lost his senses. (12)
• It was not known whether Ivan Becker had followed the summons of the mutineers; all trace of him had been lost. (12)
• The last night he sat with Paradise Lost in his hand, and nothing could win him from it till he had finished it. (9)
• He resumed the dignity he had lost in making the explanation to Lottie, and ignored her in turning again to Ellen. (9)
• I need not say my vengeance was sated at once; he had lost his daughter, and Waller was on the road to be married. (6)
• Dahlia spoke of him with such sacredness of respect that she seemed lost in him, and like a creature kissing his feet. (22)
• But in the larger interest of the present situation, Mrs. March seemed to have lost the sense of my dereliction in this respect. (9)
• But then came another fence, and quickly another, and she lost feelings of shame and pity in the exultation of flying over them. (8)
• The phantom had scored a hit, and the applause was silenced with difficulty; but Verrian felt that Miss Shirley had lost ground. (9)
• The latter grasped his crutch, as he had formerly seized the sword he carried as a foot soldier ere he lost his leg before Padua. (5)
• Miss Lynde had slimly lost herself in the mass, till she was only a graceful tilt of hat, before she turned with a distraught air. (9)
• He seemed, at times, so lost in the beatific vision, that he forgot my stumblings in the philological darkness, till I appealed to him for help. (9)
• His complexion had darkened, sallowed; his black moustache had lost boldness, become sardonic; there were lines which she did not know about his face. (8)
• He lost himself in fancies about her and her ideals, necessarily sordid, of her possibilities of suffering, of the triumphs and disappointments before her. (9)

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