Examples of using Utterly lost in English and their translations into Spanish
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Utterly lost.
Now, I'm just utterly lost.
Utterly lost.
Dad said she is utterly lost.
He's utterly lost it.
Have there been times when you felt utterly lost?
I'm utterly lost in this.
Newcomer Jack Noah seemed utterly lost as Bradley.
Utterly lost, my love.
At times I feel utterly lost, you know?
Utterly lost and nowhere to go.
If all of them go wrong,we will be utterly lost.
Have you utterly lost your mind?
Those who have fallen asleep in Christ are utterly lost.
Politics has utterly lost its profundity and gravitas.
In addition, those who have fallen asleep in Christ are utterly lost.
They felt utterly lost… They could not find… relief….
As a result,once they leave the orphanage they feel utterly lost.
Time ago I was utterly lost and hopeless in her initiation.
Tommi plays the central sociopath, who is charismatic and utterly lost.
The sins on the animal were utterly lost, as though they had never been.
And if you have no confidence in your own abilities you feel utterly lost.
For the second time,his ship was utterly lost,"and forthwith forswearing the sea, he has never tempted it since.
Beautiful that war, and all its deeds of carnage,must in time be utterly lost;
And then get ready to get completely and utterly lost in her sensual motion.
The former religion was almost buried in confusion, andin danger of being utterly lost.
The meaning of the word is to have pain, to have grief,to feel utterly lost, lonely.
Oh, well, that's a shame, because my family just moved here from Atlanta, and it's my senior year in a brand new school, andI'm just so utterly, utterly lost.
With his disastrous election campaign, he is bringing to a head a process of polarisation that the Republicans have been running with cold calculation since the 1990s and are escalating so unscrupulously that the"Grand Old Party", the party of Abraham Lincoln, don't forget,has utterly lost control of this movement.
Nobundo had never felt so helplessly lost and utterly alone.