Sentence examples for and thought lost from inspiring English sources

Such a film is Canadian Ted Kotcheff's 1971 Australian outback-set Wake In Fright, a box-office flop, mauled by a critical establishment in thrall to the cultural cringe, then almost entirely forgotten and thought lost for 40 years.

Jersey Occupation files, which were stolen in 1992 and thought lost forever, have been recovered and returned to the island.

He saw the flaws on tape, and thought losing weight would help.

It ran for only two performances and was thought lost until skilfully reconstructed by the eminent musicologist John H Roberts.

"Notfilm" also features part of a never-before-seen prologue to "Film," footage that had been stashed underneath Rosset's kitchen sink for decades, and was thought lost.

The spectacular findings from the Foja mountains of New Guinea - where some entirely new species were found, and others thought lost were rediscovered - raise an embarrassing question: do we really understand biodiversity?

The pier, and its artifacts, were thought lost forever until Gene Ritter, a professional diver in Brooklyn, discovered remnants of Dreamland in 1990.

Filmmaker Howard Brookner was an early victim of AIDS, and the print was thought lost.

He was also involved in the restoration of Ashton's Romeo and Juliet, which had been thought lost.

(Thatscribed by Ryan Gaffney).

"As far as losing because of what George says," said Torre, pausing and shrugging, "I think losing is enough of a torture for us".