Sentence examples for beginning to miss from inspiring English sources

Her absence went on long enough that we were beginning to miss her.

Mr. Nutt was beginning to miss working with younger children, recalling his days in the West Bank.

At one point, he declared: "I never thought I'd say this, but I'm beginning to miss the wisdom of Sarah Palin".

The sophomore center said he was frustrated by the constant double-teaming and was beginning to miss point-blank shots because he was anticipating fouls.

Britain is already beginning to miss out on some of the positive long-term economic and cultural ties created when students of different nationalities live and study together.

The MP said the NHS was beginning to miss waiting times "on a routine basis", and added: "I suspect there's a degree of wanting to weaken scrutiny from a political perspective... A&E will struggle to hit its targets".

Mr. Altysultanov said he began to miss his family.

But then how he'd begun to miss her.

And, slowly, I began to miss my conversations with Dream.

But the golfer who couldn't miss winning that Open began to miss.

"Everybody began to miss something and it was not a kiss, you bet your life it was not a kiss that anybody began to miss.