Sentence examples for I mislaid from inspiring English sources

En route to interviewing a heavy metal band in Las Vegas, I mislaid my e-cig.

I saw that the show was already over, but I noted down the name of the gallery, which, once I went home to Ireland, I mislaid.

I want to go over it with you, but I mislaid my glasses last night and I won't be able to read until I get them replaced".

Whenever I mislaid my Triple Thruster Swipemaster, or whatever, I would take myself down to Boots and try to choose a replacementwhich didn't look like it had fallen off a spaceship, and a particularly chavvy spaceship at that.

I clutch my phone tight to myself, I hold it in my hand like a talisman - a feeling of panic overcomes me when in a strange city I find I have mislaid it, or that I forgot to bring its charger.

I was traveling through Ireland, and somewhere between Killarney and Cork I completely mislaid whatever semblance of a golf swing I once possessed.

I temporarily mislaid the wild world.

"I'd mislaid an entire century, the one separating Columbus's sail in 1492 from Jamestown's founding in 16-0-something," he writes.

Thomas's poetry is "modern" in that it unsettles stable models of selfhood, perception, memory and language: "I have mislaid the key".

There are dark anti-epiphanies such as "Old Man", in which memory remains disturbingly elusive: I have mislaid the key No garden appears, no path, no hoar-green bush Of Lad's-love, or Old Man, no child beside, Neither father or mother, nor any playmate; Only an avenue, dark, nameless, without end.

Meanwhile, the memory of his family is fading: "The past was a small notebook, much scribbled-upon, that I had somehow mislaid".