Sentence examples for Miss standing from inspiring English sources

"I'm going to miss standing and staring balefully at seated passengers on the subway once it's over".

Marketed as "a dominant focal point for the new Croydon skyline", this Berkeley Homes development is certainly hard to miss, standing as one of the first of new-look Croydon's novelty lineup, only to be trumped by the forthcoming Odalisk.

"I'm going to miss standing up on those blocks and racing him.

If you were to look at his cutups and see how many times he made a guy miss standing in the hole, it's pretty doggone good for a guy that size".

LeMond missed standing on the podium with race winner Hinault, as Pascal Simon had finished ahead of him.

Mrs. Clinton would not have missed standing with those families on such an important day for anything in the world.

You can't miss it, standing out all shiny and new alongside its salt-worn neighbours.

The instant before you and the mujerón join the procession you see Miss Lora standing alone in a red dress.

I miss you standing listlessly with the homosexuals in their tube tops outside dark-windowed clubs as they waited for rescue from their boredom.

Philip Rivers's stock has fallen lately, but there was no way he was going to miss Eddie Royal standing all on his own near the left sideline.

"The government doesn't care about us at all," said Miss Horvathova, standing in a path of oily mud and trash.