lost in the translation造句

• Which is often followed by something being lost in the translation.
• Sometimes lost in the translation is just how difficult catching is.
• She fears that too much soul gets lost in the translation.
• Still, deals continue to get lost in the translation.
• Sometimes, though, things got lost in the translation.
• "There's nothing lost in the translation.
• His wit was apparently lost in the translation into Arabic.
• At the hotel switchboards things sometimes did get lost in the translation.
• However, it is possible that this got lost in the translation.
• Judging by the audience reaction, a lot was lost in the translation.
• Often, the message got lost in the translation.
• I have a feeling there must be something lost in the translation here,
• Some things get lost in the translation at O'Kim's.
• Lost in the translation, the critics ply their trade
• Other old Aggie habits get lost in the translation.
• LOS ANGELES ( AP ) _ Maybe something was lost in the translation.
• Some meaning of this work is lost in the translation of its title.
• But something is getting lost in the translation.
• But with Pete Chilcutt filling in, something was definitely lost in the translation.
• Some of it got lost in the translation.