Sami needs something.

I've lost my ticket.

I've lost my bag.

She lost her purse.

I lost consciousness.

I have lost my wallet.

She lost her handbag.

I lost my trust in him.

I lost my trust in him.

She's lost her car keys.

I got mad.

The gum has lost its taste.

Are you losing your head?

Layla lost her life.

Layla blacked out.

Tracy lost her glasses.

But something happened Exxon Valdez.

I just went to check something.

Do you have the time to drink something?

Let us know if you don't understand something.

Between 1990 and 2005 the country lost approximately 21 000 km².

Me was always trying to become something, somebody.

During the war, Warsaw libraries lost about a million volumes, or 30 of their collections.

I think something may have happened to Tom.

My strength is all gone.

Has America Lost its Mojo?

Along the way, she lost a shoe.

Unfortunately, that letter is lost.

In 1928, she lost her husband.

I lost my spleen, my kidneys, the hearing in my left ear and both of my legs below the knee.

The Commission on Human Rights has lost its ability to act effectively on behalf of victims, and thus its credibility.

You look like you've been doing something you shouldn't.

I think it was a stupid thing to do.

I lost my right arm, but I'm a lefty.

I have lost all respect for you.

I've lost all respect for you.

I lost my wife in a traffic accident.

I lost my wife in a traffic accident.

She lost her father at sea.

Layla lost a lot of blood.

Layla lost her house and her life.

I lost my glasses at the beach.

I lost my shoe in the fire.

In English, the term is nowadays applied so widely that it is perhaps losing meaning.

Was there something special about the Millennium Bridge that caused this effect?