Sentence examples for goes missing for from inspiring English sources

Harper goes missing for only two days, as it turns out.

If a woman goes missing for 24 hours we keep on the case until we find them.

If some information goes missing (for example, because a schoolboy has amputated a leg), the output will change but it could still be meaningful.

You might find it odd that so much space is given to an episode when he goes missing for a couple of days.

Filmed entirely in Rome in 1953, Roman Holiday follows Audrey Hepburn's runaway princess as she escapes the stiff, formal aristocratic life and goes missing for a day in the crowded streets of the eternal city.

"Singularly enough," the volume of Byron belonging to one landlady's daughter "always opens at that naughty poem" "Don Juan," and when Gunn's copy of Whitman goes missing for three days, she's the one to return it.

Others go missing for even darker reasons.

"People don't generally go missing for nothing.

But could a dynasty go missing for 3,600 years?

An order went missing for ages, then showed up in duplicate.

In the early 1960s, the trophy went missing for months, then years, then decades.