Sentence examples for has mislaid from inspiring English sources

The world has mislaid its final marble.

Somewhere along the line, this hugely pivotal figure in British music has mislaid his lightness of touch.

He has mislaid the key to his gun safe so we won't be shooting today; instead, as Krut lopes around hunting out lemmings, we walk and talk.

Meanwhile, Sud-Ouest, the morning paper, points out that with the loss of Ireland, this could be the second time in a century Britain has mislaid territory.

But, turned into a big, brassy musical, the show has mislaid the quality that made the film so good: a real heart.

Quickly a chipper twentysomething is bounding across the road, dodging motorbikes, his cameraphone outstretched as if it's something Grint has mislaid.

Somewhere along the way, the players have mislaid their names.

You, on the other hand, appear to have mislaid it.

Everybody here appears to have mislaid the plot.

Joe Gordon Levitt may well have mislaid his original partner.

There was only a vague distress, the dreamlike sensation of having mislaid something vital.