Sentence examples for amiss at from inspiring English sources
Curiously enough, nothing seems amiss at first.
And he thinks something is amiss at Apollo.
That shortfall suggests that something is amiss at Tulane.
Like the politicians who told us nothing was amiss at the Don Dale juvenile detention centre.
It is not the first sign that things were amiss at the CPS.
From the rhythms and vocabulary, you'd think that there was nothing amiss at all.
Hormone tests suggested that something might be amiss, though at the start of September the zoo said there was still a chance she could give birth to a live cub.
Or if the airline makes the change at the last minute — and they often do that, Bhaskara said — the traveler may be aware only when receiving some communication from the carrier — or if things go amiss, not at all.
He had arrived at the "something's amiss" moment the point at which he wanted to delve into Sayid's inner world.
After attending Bede grammar school for girls and studying at Sunderland School of Art, Amiss won a place at the prestigious Royal Academy Schools in London, which made a proud splash in the local paper.
But first, as I arrive at her address in Clapham, south London, one summer evening, I look at Amiss's maisonette, where she lived for 50 years, 30 of those with her mother, Belle, who sold the family home-cum-shop in Sunderland to be with her.
