Been Lost In A Sentence

• Babylonia had been lost.
• Time had been lost already.
• But there all trace had been lost.
• Our gramaphone has been lost.
• No time has been lost.
• You could have been lost!
• No men have been lost there.
• But for those beasts we should have been lost.
• Nielsen had been lost most of the day.
• The point has been lost.
• Four hundred had been lost.
• It was feared that she had been lost.
• All had been lost but honor.
• Nothing has ever been lost.
• The other had been lost in youth.
• And he has been lost ever since.
• It had been lost to the world for ages.
• My niece has been lost for a week!
• The extremity of the handle has been lost.
• A line has here been lost in the original.
• She had been lost in happy thoughts.
• The work of these men has not been lost.
• Nor has the moral of his remark been lost on me.
• The second kitten had been lost.
• Too much time had been lost.
• All traces of it appear to have been lost.
• Much has been lost, but more has been saved.
• But the weapon had been lost in the tumble down the cliff.
• What a pity that so fine an ordeal has been lost!
• It appears as if some of the last pages have been lost.
• Something had to be done or the day would have been lost.
• So much time has been lost already.
• One whose freedom has been lost by wager.
• If it ever had any, it has been lost.
• More than three-quarters of these writings have been lost.

• My last note to you seems by some means to have been lost.
• As it is, the prestige has been lost on the other side.
• A good twenty-four hours have been lost.
• Has my story of that pearl and onyx pin been lost on you?
• Not one real of said property has been lost.

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