The phrase "a group of lost" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a collection of individuals who are lost, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "As we wandered through the forest, we stumbled upon a group of lost hikers who were searching for the trail."
Alternatives: "a band of lost" or "a cluster of lost".
She describes Duchenne patients as "a group of kids that pediatric medicine had forgotten, a group of lost boys".
Fluff, an Australian play for younger kids about a group of lost toys had very little dialogue but a DJ to provide the soundscape; and German comedy Broken Dreams was a surreal, sometimes dark tale of unrequited love.
To Harris, skateboarding and its social structure was not only a support network for a group of lost boys in the city – it was about escaping hardship at home as well.
Equal parts house party, opera, rock concert and theater, ArtsWest's immersive, environmental staging explodes beyond the traditional theater space, as a group of lost young Americans take over an entire building and use it to tell their story.
It's one thing for a news crew to pay a detached visit to a scene of social devastation, then depart, and another for a film crew to spend a year observing a group of lost children without trying to save them.
Cera will also star in Sausage Party, Superbad creators Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's forthcoming animated comedy about a group of lost food items in a supermarket who are trying to return to their aisles in time for the fourth of July holiday.
Trehalose biosynthesis from UDP glucose requires two enzymes, TPS (trehalose 6P synthase, EC:2.4.1.15), and TPP (trehalose 6P phosphatase, EC:3.1.3.12), this information allowed us to identify a 13th group of lost genes in human and mouse.
A few weeks ago the Coast Guard rescued a group of boaters lost in the fog.
It was first mentioned in 1626 as an unpopulated spot where a group of Spaniards lost some parchment documents (pergaminos).
The ambition of "Ten Thousand Saints," Eleanor Henderson's debut novel about a group of unambitious lost souls, is beautiful.
Kramer does a fine job of portraying a group of everyday lost souls looking for something larger to blame for all their troubles.
