Sentence examples for was thought lost from inspiring English sources

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

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

"Notfilm" also features part of a never-before-seen prologue to "Film," footage that had been stashed underneath Rosset's kitchen sink for decades, and was thought lost.

In 1972, he and his girlfriend, Sylvia Cook, sharing a boat, became the first people to row across the Pacific, a yearlong ordeal during which their craft was thought lost.

A book-length poem from 1921, "Vision in Spring," which Faulkner typed for Estelle and bound himself as booklet in 1926, was thought lost but was discovered among the papers.

The data, supposedly, suggested that the plane kept operating for four hours after it was thought lost; at least, its systems seem to have tried to contact satellites for that long.

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

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

He was also involved in the restoration of Ashton's Romeo and Juliet, which had been thought lost.

Archivists realized, with excitement, that the collection contained dozens of Price scores that had been thought lost.

The score had been thought lost until 2005, when a set of parts was discovered in a vault in Yale and a new edition created.