Sentence examples for lost papers from inspiring English sources

In Gerhard Köpf's Papas Koffer the narrator's search for Ernest Hemingway's lost papers became simultaneously the quest for his own youth.

In later years, according to Gabler, "he talked of how the route and its demands — the unyielding routine, the snow, the fatigue, the lost papers — traumatized and haunted him".

The 28-year-old reluctant hero of Whorton's jaunty second novel is bound for Tennessee in pursuit of some lost papers of Andrew Johnson, the first president to be impeached.

Only after his death in 1993, did an extraordinary cache of Steward's long lost papers surface.

Meanwhile, lost papers and records often make it impossible to apply for university places without a long bureaucratic nightmare".

The hope of finding these lost papers led Lieutenant Frederick Schwatka of the U.S. Army to organise an expedition to the island between 1878 and 1880.

"It's the No. 1 manufacturing sector, and that's something we don't want to lose like we lost paper mills and like we lost lumber mills," said Ted Smith, a spokesman for neighboring Hodgdon Yachts.

I know what would be lost: paper maps bring in only 5% of revenues; the remotest Scottish sheets of the pink-jacketed 1 50,000 Landranger series only sell two or three copies a year.

Though they are convenient and more secure than an easily lost paper ticket, they are not transferable between most airlines if you need to switch carriers because of delays.

The results from the interviews identify the elimination of the paper-based medical record as a major contributor to this, as several manual paper routines have disappeared (e.g. searching for a lost paper-based medial record or sorting the contents of a medical record) or are replaced by more efficient computer functions (e.g. transferring new lab data to doctors for review).

"I kept losing papers, I was in debt, and I was overwhelmed," Ms. Ramkhelawan said.