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Example sentences for: long-lost

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A long-lost Tennessee Williams play from 1938 makes its American debut.
Newspaper and broadcast accounts routinely describe the return of a serviceman's long-lost remains from the Pacific, Korea, or Vietnam as bringing a sense of closure.
And so the violist gazes outward from the stage, and the audience, mulling over the biographical background with its air of '60s mayhem and long-lost Soviet dissident hipness, is bound to wonder: Is this a Promethean figure, Hendrix-like, standing before us?
The New Yorker also publishes a long-lost short story by Nathanael West.
Suppose that Unsolved Mysteries called you with news of a long-lost identical twin.