Sentence examples for center missing from inspiring English sources
They were not officially married and only relatives are permitted to open a trade center missing person's case with the Mexican consulate.
His appearance and reassurances snuffed a fire brewing among the rank and file and soothed the nine women whose husbands worked at the station and are among the World Trade Center missing.
In the recent regional championships in Bristol, Conn., Fernando Frias, in the style of Babe Ruth, pointed to a camera atop the center-field scoreboard, then doubled to center, missing a home run by about two feet.
And just as frantic families hunted for the trade center missing, in 1904, she said, "there were long lines all night as people filed by the opened coffins to identify the victims".
That comes from "The Green Fields of the Mind" an essay that Giamatti wrote, in 1977, after the Red Sox lost their chance to catch the Yankees in their last at-bat of the season — Jim Rice, fly-out to center — missing the playoffs and ushering in another New England fall, with all its death notes.
He doesn't sketch out a clear self-portrait on the page — and with this center missing, the lessons he's learning come across as unfelt and academically constructed.
Sylvia Fowles, the 6-foot-6 all-American center, missed 8 of her 10 shots.
Camby, the oft-injured center, missed his 11th game because of an injured left foot.
Igor Larionov, the veteran center, missed his second consecutive game today with a leg injury.
Daymond Langkow, another center, missed practice last week with what may be a groin injury.
Samuel Dalembert, Seton Hall's sophomore center, missed his second game because he was attending his maternal grandmother's funeral in Haiti.
