Sentence examples for are long lost from inspiring English sources

Anonymous, found or outsider photographs, taken largely by, and of, people whose identities are long lost, exist in unfathomable numbers, like stars or grains of sand.

Born the year the first modern Olympics were held and Queen Victoria's became the longest reigning monarch in British history, he was able to recall times that are long lost history to most of us.

But those jobs are long lost.

Over at the lifestyle gossip blog Medium, writer Jonathan Norcross takes a deep dive and posit that maybe they are not the same person but just maybe they are long lost brothers.

The self-portrait of a young Picasso and the almost 2000-year-old 2000-year-old 2000-year-oldequally young man exhibited next to it are striking in the way they speak to each other, as iFayumy are long lost relatives.

In short, the battle was long lost.

Only 15percentt of the tiles could be salvaged, and the secret recipe for the glaze was long lost.

That statement was made well over a century ago, by a child whose name has been long lost.

But Mr. Davis, a janitor at a diner, is rolling out the welcome mat as if they were long lost kin -- and in a way they are.

He defended his field placings, however, as well as his decision to delay the introduction of Panesar on a fourth-day pitch until the cause was long lost.

He scooped out a… The saying dead as a doornail is still dead as a doornail: Whatever a doornail might be or was, long lost in the dark, The… Insomniac monkey-mind ponders the Dove,.