Sentence examples for believed lost for from inspiring English sources

Others, including many of the works of art shown in the Degenerate Art exhibit, are believed lost for ever.

Sadly, certain projects like our "Star Trek" sendup are believed lost for good, or taped over, but I still have one tape, dating from seventh-grade English class, labeled "NBC Nightly News".

The earliest work on show is his 1963 dissertation film - his only film work, and believed lost for 30 years - which is a series of static shots of the Connemara countryside.

Only last week, culture minister Ed Vaizey put an export deferral on a painting worth £30m to provide an opportunity to save it for the nation.Portrait of a Young Man in a Red Cap, by the 16th-century Italian Old Master Pontormo, was believed lost for more than two centuries before its rediscovery in a private art collection.

VIENNA: A WITTGENSTEIN TROVE -- Believed lost for half a century, four manuscripts by the influential Austrian-born British philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889-1951) have been bought by Austria's National Library.

That sense of enchantment, along with affection for a great-uncle, gave Mr. Insalaco the drive to spend so many years searching for something he believed lost.

It's believed lost.

(Eleven more are believed lost).

Their father disappears, believed lost at sea.

Over the past couple of months, the U.S. has seen the return of something many believed had been lost for good: cold weather.

The painting is so ubiquitous today, it's hard to believe it was lost for 30 years following its removal from the Ashmolean.