Sentence examples for comes from missing from inspiring English sources
Everyone has, at some time or another, experienced the frustration that comes from missing a delivery – that is, coming home only to find a delivery notice stuck to your door.
The endlessly restless producer (AKA Charles McCloud Duff) says the title of his debut album Homesick (out July 10 via Ghostly International) comes from missing home when "you're off doing something somewhere in some part of the universe".
A piece of debris found washed ashore on a beach in the Indian Ocean came from missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370, the Malaysian prime minister has announced, confirming the first trace of the plane since it vanished last year with 239 people on board.
On Thursday, Australian officials said debris discovered in Mozambique is "highly likely" to have come from missing MH370.
Two pieces of debris recently discovered along the coast of Mozambique are "highly likely" to have come from missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, Australian officials said Thursday.
I also know the hardship that can come from missing a single paycheck, let alone several months' worth, as easily could happen in the situation at hand.
Calvin Shim had waited 17 months for news about his wife, so he stayed awake well past midnight Thursday to hear the announcement that had come to seem inevitable: The wing flap that washed up on a remote Indian Ocean island came from missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
(Tel. Int. 2, Foundation) Other drivers came from missing educational opportunities if trainees did not attend work outside the rota, including going to work on rostered days off.
Seventeen of the defaults came from missed interest or principal payments, 11 from bankruptcy filings and eight from distressed exchanges.
The first-time reader is allowed to believe that Pip's money comes from Miss Havisham, until the moment when Pip is told by the convict Magwitch that he is in fact the mysterious benefactor.
