Sentence examples for greatest lost from inspiring English sources
The greatest lost ingredient, however, is Kina Lillet.
It will be remembered as one of the greatest lost opportunities of any presidency — ever.
Hiroshi Sugimoto's series of black-and-white photographs of Henry VIII and his unfortunate wives uncannily connects London's greatest lost artwork with the Saatchi fire.
My Daddy!" Titanic (1997) To some, the sight of Leonardo DiCaprio as Jack Dawson sinking into the sea is a source of great pleasure; to most, it reminds them of their greatest lost loves.
As a division commander under Gen. Braxton Bragg, Hindman was involved in one of the Confederacy's greatest lost opportunities, at McLemore's Cove, immediately prior to the Battle of Chickamauga.
One of the many achievements of Shenton's scholarly but gripping account is to revive, in all its intricacy and richness, the ghost of one of London's greatest lost treasures.
Golf is a game where even the very greatest lose much more often than they win.
Phil Neville is one of English cricket's great lost talents.
Sappy is, in many ways, the great lost Nirvana classic.
Some nice moments, though not all that convincing in its lament for a great lost talent.
His death, at the age of 22, ensured he would always be the great lost talent of modern athletics.
