Sentence examples for considered miss from inspiring English sources
"All things considered, Miss Resnik's debut was an auspicious one," a review of her Metropolitan debut in The New York Times said.
His idea of an advertisement for one of his most admirable writers, for instance, ran 'For years the cognoscenti have considered Miss Compton-Burnett one of the finest living novelists... will "the public" now show that it is not without taste and discrimination?
Unfortunately submerging the product under water is considered miss use of product.
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.
Those who had been relocated here were considered missing by their relatives, as if they had disappeared into oblivion.
Among those who perished, the bodies of six more marines who had been considered missing since March 23 were identified last week.
Thomas W. Fritsch of Cromwell had been identified, along with 11 other servicemen who had been considered missing in action.
John Quigley, a spokesman for the Atlanta police, said the 44-year-old Avery is still considered missing.
In all, nearly 70,000 people died in the quake and 18,000 are considered missing; officials now say those still missing are almost certainly dead.
