Sentence examples for a lost page from inspiring English sources

Now instead of walking to school, I would stand in front of our tall building on the worn tarmac, made bronze by the early light, knowing that my mother was on the balcony eight floors above, and that she wouldn't turn to go back in until the giant yellow bus, like a lost page from an American cartoon, had rolled up and I boarded.

"It's a lost page of history," said the organizer, Alexir Hairston, a family friend and artist who painted Scott.

It's lost page views and there's potentially SEO considerations with the duplicate content, and yet no one really complains that much about Google Cache, or even Archive.org.org

The Book of Kells escaped looters numerous times, but it lost pages, covers and a gold slipcase along the way.

They are also losing page views and users at a rapid clip.

Our main focus has been to improve articles, particularly live blogs and minute-by-minute reports, remove the page breaks on articles - so you need never again lose page two if your train goes into a tunnel - and offer more onward links to related reading.

They have easy portability but also lack the durability of a hardcover and they may also suffer from foxing (yellowing and spotting), marking, lose pages, etc., much sooner than you'd find with a hardback.

They would regularly "lose" pages.

He found it in "The Cosgrove Report," a 1979 book about President Lincoln's assassination, which claimed that Brooklyn was home to a lost railroad in which pages from John Wilkes Booth's diary might be hidden.

Instead, the Guardian immortalised a lost labrador on a front page made up entirely of advertisements.

They were especially amused by a reference on his MySpace page to a lost iPod.