Sentence examples for lost book from inspiring English sources

In the nineteen-twenties, this lost book was rediscovered by the Lost Generation.

Euclid adopted Menaechmus's approach in his lost book on conics, and Archimedes followed suit.

A scientist imagines what he would find in Borges's lost "Book of Sand".

Umberto Eco structured "The Name of the Rose" around a lost book which none of the characters had read, but about which each nonetheless had strong views.

His youthful biography of Philopoemen reflected his admiration for that great Achaean leader, and an interest in military matters found expression in his lost book, Tactics.

It is hard to read them without falling into a mournful funk for the lost book of which they would have been part.

A lost book-within-a-book propels this ambitious novel.

Since then, I've found every long-lost book that I've looked for.

Inside, it feels like the kind of place where the protagonist of a children's movie would find a long-lost book that unlocked a portal to some sort of fairy tale world.

For months now, I've been looking forward to taking a look at the long-lost book that was the original version of Harper Lee's famous, much-loved, much-read best-seller, To Kill a Mockingbird.

The History of Love by Nicole Krauss In this breathtaking novel, a long-lost book connects two lives--one of a writer and the other of a girl, named after a character in his book, on a quest to find her namesake and save her family.