The phrase "a missing furniture" is not correct in English.
The correct expression should be "missing furniture" or "a piece of missing furniture."
Example: "The room felt incomplete due to a missing furniture item that had not yet arrived."
Alternatives: "an absent piece of furniture" or "a piece of furniture that is missing."
Luckily, Robinette never had to place a claim with her insurance company for the missing furniture the two had paid for together -- the roommate eventually returned some of the items, and Robinette's parents helped pay the remainder of the rent on the lease.
Carpets were ripped and missing; furniture was stolen; documents were destroyed.
AT the airport security checkpoints, I always look at the hodgepodge of folding tables and figure that somewhere, a church basement is missing its furniture.
For example, when a customer is missing a screw from their furniture set, they no longer have to spend 30 minutes on the phone trying to describe the piece.
And in Kansas City, one man ended up in jail after missing only a furniture payment, KCTV5 reports.
In closing her remarks and thanking donors who had contributed $150,000 to help restore the cottage, which has sustained water damage and is missing pieces of furniture that were auctioned off after Mrs. Roosevelt died in 1962, she said, "Next time I talk to her, I will tell her everything you have done".
They complain of washing being stolen from the line; garden furniture going missing and suspicions that a stream of scantily clad teenage girls filing through one particular garden gate are selling themselves in an upstairs flat.
When I began to assemble the cabinet I bought from a large self-serve furniture warehouse, I discovered it was missing a drawer pull.
Woe betide him if a single piece of Chippendale furniture goes missing on his watch.
The Jan Martense Schenck house is missing most of its furniture, and it needs a fresh coat of exterior paint, the color of which has yet to be decided.
