Sentence examples for confesses to missing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Walker confesses to missing his splurges from the old days.

Mr. Howlett's own accent is that of Bayonne, and it's slightly unexpected in horse country; indeed, he confesses to missing being "closer to civilization".

A New Yorker, he confesses to missing the bagels back home, but as we sit in the shade of a warung, or restaurant, overlooking a picture-perfect beach while fresh salads and plates of steaming fish are brought to us, it's hard to see the appeal of the humble bagel.

He studied English at Leeds University but confesses to missing lectures in Anglo Saxon in favour of working on the student newspaper.

Online, they confessed to missing each other.

Unlike others in the professional peloton, Froome has never failed a drug control, but recently confessed to missing one earlier this year.

As the days before its start tick down, Mr. Weisman does confess to missing -- ever so slightly -- the sports world.

She later confessed to missing the paper-based dialogue system used for Mass Effect 1 and 2, which, she said, allowed her to "flip ahead and read as much as I can".

24th over: West Indies 128-3 (Gayle 87, Bravo 0) I have to confess to missing five of the six balls there, but from the score I can deduce that Gayle clipped one away for two.

And while Mr. Ziad confessed to missing his hometown of Algiers — another hot and lively Mediterranean port city filled with old French buildings and squares — he said that Marseille has proved to be a welcoming substitute.

"I missed being around English people," and even more bizarrely, confessed to missing "UK weather".