Sentence examples for amiss from from inspiring English sources

But the real problem with Angles is that you can tell things are amiss from the music alone.

Cristel Amiss, from Black Woman's Rape Action Project, which has sought to help the women fight their claims, said: "Hunger strike has been historically the protest of incarceration.

Most of the viral hallmark genes, indeed, are amiss from cellular life forms, which does seem to suggests that they are of no use to cells or might even be deleterious.

"To date, the results aren't encouraging".One sign that something is amiss comes from studies that seem to point to a failure of governance.

In an expletive-laden tirade that would not be amiss coming from the mouth of The Thick of It's Malcolm Tucker, a Government source has lambasted Ed Miliband for apparently changing his mind about Labour's stance on Syria.

For those of us among the Musketeers and Scooby-Doos further back the field, you couldn't really tell that anything was amiss apart from a heavily delayed start and some worryingly empty water stations early on.

Approximately half of the HEWs reported they had worked on a Saturday or Sunday over the past 4 weeks, and on average they had worked 2 days over the past 4 weekends.> -wrap-foot> aMissing 11 from Oromia; bFemale community health volunteers were recruited under the COMBINE trial to provide pregnancy and postnatal home visits in their communities.

A cheeky nutmeg or two from Wayne Rooney wouldn't go amiss for the neutral.

Tayleur shows me two letters from Amiss that she kept.

The issue was raised by Reagan's son, Ron Reagan, who wrote in his new memoir, "My Father at 100," of his impression that "something was amiss," provoking furious denunciations from many of the late President's supporters.

As well as a cast of angels, I have also met characters who wouldn t go amiss in a ?Colleagues from Hell? documentary.