Sentence examples for thought lost from inspiring English sources

Keiller's excavations uncovered stones previously thought lost or destroyed.

The original choreography is no longer, as Buckle thought, lost.

Its season finales harvest ratings of the sort once thought lost to television drama.

Butch Easter 19666) was one of his favourites, until recently thought lost.

The show also includes a painting thought lost until only two years ago.

Although millenarian thought lost favour with the clerical elite, it remained popular and appealed to Montanists and other heretics.

Their anxieties are compounded when a sack of letters, thought lost in a train crash 19 years earlier, suddenly reappears.

The film, which was thought lost, has been transferred from nitrate to glittering thirty-five-millimetre safety stock.

All copies were thought lost until 1901 when this remaining copy was discovered in a castle in southern Germany.

The Victoria and Albert Museum needs £5m to buy the sculptures that, for centuries, were thought lost.

It ran for only two performances and was thought lost until skilfully reconstructed by the eminent musicologist John H Roberts.