Sentence examples for lost play from inspiring English sources

One of them, the lost play "The Isle of Dogs," occasioned his first stint in the clink, for sedition.

A lost play by Eugene O'Neill, arguably America's greatest dramatist, has been published by the New Yorker magazine.

It's a lost play – we forget how much pop tosh came and went in the Elizabethan-Jacobean-Stuart rep.

A lost play by the Irish dramatist Sean O'Casey has been rediscovered more than 80 years after it disappeared.

In Prometheus Shelley inverts the plot of a lost play by Aeschylus in a poetic masterpiece that combines supple blank verse with a variety of complex lyric measures.

His most recent book, "The Tragedy of Arthur" (Random House), is about a writer named Arthur Phillips who inherits what might be a lost play by Shakespeare.

Lost poems by Sappho, the 100-plus lost plays of Sophocles, the lost dialogues of Aristotle?

Ended last season in fine form but lost play-off final.

Norman had already lost play-offs for major championships, losing to Fuzzy Zoeller for the US Open in 1984 and, heartbreakingly, to a freak chip by Larry Mize at the Masters three years later.

Bucs 26, Saints 20 Just in case you thought head coaching wasn't important… The Saints lost play-caller and decision-maker Sean Payton to a broken leg in the second half (Payton actually called most of the first-half action with his leg in a temporary brace and elevated on the bench).

All the lost plays of the Athenians!