Sentence examples for lost classic from inspiring English sources

But the edit was brand new to me, it was a record that fed into a lost era of records that I didn't know about almost the definition of a lost classic.

(They have lost classic games, but YES does not show them).

But Bayard's shockingly clever and devoutly unsentimental new mystery reads like a lost classic.

Third and best was 1974's self-produced magnum opus Inspiration Information, hailed today as a lost classic.

You can't live off one platinum album, even if I do think it's a bit of a lost classic.

First the Beach Boys' mastermind went back and finished his late-sixties lost classic "Smile," and now he tackles the work of George Gershwin.

It's a timeless piece of storytelling, and reading it is like rediscovering a long-lost classic.

In the 12th century Zhouli was given special recognition by being placed among the Six Classics as a substitute for the long-lost Classic of Music (Yuejing).

Gritty and profane in the best senses, "Primrose Hill" owes an obvious debt to Alex Garland's tropical-paradise-lost classic, "The Beach".

A rusty racecar that has been sitting under a tarpaulin in the yard of an Arlington, Va., home for close to 47 years is apparently a long-lost classic.

Based loosely on a short story by Bruno Schulz, this brilliantly sustained chamber piece comes across as more the long-lost classic of an obscure East European master than the work of contemporary Americans.