Sentence examples for consider missing from inspiring English sources

He said he would consider missing Sunday games in the future and wanted to follow in Hopoate's footsteps.

Asked whether he thought Jose Reyes should consider missing the contest as he recovers from a sore oblique, Manuel said no.

Despite having to carry what his wife, Jan, said was "50 tubes of sunscreen," Bakke, who has lived in Rochester, Minn., the past 30 years, still said he would not consider missing the Frozen Four.

He has been expected to take at least one series off, as the former captain Andrew Strauss did in the buildup to the last Ashes series in Australia, and ESPN Cricinfo has reported that the ECB has asked him to consider missing the second leg of England's winter in India.

Not that I would consider missing it—I just felt bad, and slightly ashamed, about enjoying it.

As people rarely go missing without a reason, police forces are advised to consider "missing" as an indicator of a problem in someone's life, rather than an event in itself.

For decades, large populations of active black holes have been considered missing.

Since the war ended, the military has accounted for 768 Americans originally considered missing.

There are always a lot of women that age considered missing by somebody.

Under Russian law, a person is not considered missing until three days have passed.

He was 24 at the time and ever since has, officially, been considered missing in action.