Sentence examples for the lost man from inspiring English sources

The Lost Man Booker prize will retroactively award a book from 1970.

(She also made the longlist for the Lost Man Booker Prize in 2010).

After seeing her Italian work, Sidney Poitier arranged for her to be cast in her first American film, "The Lost Man" (1969), in which he starred.

For the crew's families, payments were about half the pay of the lost man (only three of the 686 crew who died were women).

Feinstein published her first poetry collection in 1966, her first novel (longlisted recently for the "lost" Man Booker prize) in 1970.

I imagine that today's announcement of the longlist for the Lost Man Booker prize may meet with a certain amount of cynicism.

These fragile nudes floating in the breeze over the sad spaces of northern France represent the "lost men" of the Somme.

Yet the route, an offshoot of the longer Lost Man Loop that begins at a mere 10,520-foot elevation, is only just over a mile round trip as it climbs about 500 feet to the lake -- just enough to wind a first-day hiker, but not so much as to cause heart palpitations.

A three-judge panel unveiled the shortlist for the so-called Lost Man Booker Prize on Thursday, featuring six authors whose works are still in print.

Tu l'as trouvé?": the hoarse voice of a lost man, the common exhalation of the trenches of that century.

Iris Murdoch, Ruth Rendell, Len Deighton and Reginald Hill are among the 22 writers who are eligible to win the newly created Lost Man Booker Prize, The Associated Press reported.