Significats de lost childhood en anglès

Now it was just as though he was some long- lost childhood friend.

Stewart said she now suffered from depression, and still mourned for her lost childhood.

His lyrics are deeply personal, encapsulating lost childhood dreams and striving for peace and reconciliation.

But Quintus Fabius was an old man, wrapped in dreams of his own wondrous lost childhood.

He felt lost childhood with so many forgotten memories sucking him into an invisible vortex of dust.

What can atone for a lost childhood?

Ah, but not even the alcove was genuine -it was the old alcove of my lost childhood!

And I know that I shall find them, with my lost childhood, when we all reach home at last.

Because it's your lost childhood.

Clave says now that she could see I had lost my childhood, but it wasn't my lost childhood I was worried about.

Over the years we trace the ups and downs of her life, a complex weave of heart ache and a lost childhood.

Surely, trumpet blast never called men and women to a holier crusade than this rescue of the lost childhood of the slums.

I am writing this in Corfu, the island that was Lawrence Durrell's first European home, a compensation for his lost childhood in India.

Norman has also tracked down several long- lost childhood friends and ex-girlfriends, all of who testify to the young Lennon's rebellious but essentially vulnerable temperament.

I write and weep about my lost childhood, going into poignant detail about the people and furniture of our old house in the country.

And I conclude that the ordinary emotion which in ordinary souls has the same characteristics as my emotion is nostalgia for one's lost childhood.