Sentence examples for a lost piece from inspiring English sources

But the result is always the same — a lost piece of memorabilia and a devastated collector.

One moment, we were inside a series of nested boxes, like a lost piece of sixties Op art.

Strange, unexplainable, head-scratching events have surrounded this team for months, beginning almost from the moment the Indians rediscovered a lost piece of Chapman's legacy.

By Andrea DenHoed October 31, 2012 A lost piece from Truman Capote's unfinished book, "Answered Prayers," will be published for the first time this month.

"It kind of happened – serendipity of the universe – as JJ [Abrams] was about to start filming [The Force Awakens], so it became this legendary story of a lost piece of Star Wars history," Christian told the Hollywood Reporter.

The artist Jonathan Berger is proposing a number of Kaufman-related pieces including a daily orchestra performance of a lost piece of music, an overture that was performed at Kaufman's Carnegie Hall concert of 1979.

He said that before this debate started, they felt like old jigsaw-puzzle pieces in a box, like lost pieces of a toy.

If you're concerned about losing pieces of a good cutlery set, get a few mismatched pieces from a garage sale or thrift store and dedicate them to lunchbox use.

Finding these bacteria is like finding a piece of a lost continent.

I just hold you against me -- a piece of me lost, a piece of me understanding, all of me accepting that this is your place in the world.

Seen as period pieces from a lost Republicanism, they are vulnerable to challenges from their right.