Sentence examples for one of the lost from inspiring English sources

The clincher was his statement in the blurb that he was convinced that, "The small oil I picked up on Prince Street, New York, must indeed be one of the lost Third Panel Triptychs.

At the other end of the spectrum is Harry Shapiro, one of the lost souls who latch on to the ultra-Orthodox movement because they have little else to anchor them.

One of the lost tribe of Israel!" Ott Black nearly choked at his wife's wit.

(Possibly, it was first used in one of the lost plays of Aristophanes).

This 1912 ballet is one of the lost masterworks Liepa claims to have rescued.

One of the lost satellites, called the Telekom-3, was the first Russian-made satellite bought by Indonesia.

Kelly Marie Jones In her school's production of "Peter Pan, Kelly Joness played one of the lost children.

(The whole book is said to be "one of the lost curiosities of 19th-century literature," as edited by a Cambridge professor of Victorian fiction).

Simon Russell Beale plays one of the lost celebrities of Georgian London in Mr Foote's Other Leg, directed by Richard Eyre at Hampstead theatre.

BS Johnson's The Unfortunates – described by his biographer Jonathan Coe as "one of the lost masterpieces" of its time – could be read not just two ways, but 25.

It's one of the lost masterpieces of the sixties and I wish that I might one day write something as good.