Sentence examples for having gone missing from inspiring English sources
Their careers, which might be described as having gone "missing in action", should have made them household names, she argues.
Indeed, with the Knicks slouching under.500 and Coach Mike D'Antoni's offense having gone missing since Carmelo Anthony arrived, Jackson's name resounds louder and louder in New York.
The report, from counter-extremism thinktank Quilliam, also says that an estimated 88,300 unaccompanied children – identified by the EU statistics agency Eurostat as having gone missing – were at risk of being radicalised.
Lost is said to be inspired by the 1885 case of Clara Crosbie, a young girl who was miraculously found alive in dense bush after having gone missing three weeks earlier.
You leave New York at 8 in the evening, and, six or seven hours later, step out into a Europe where the day is fully in progress, an entire night having gone missing, with the result that the world (as it did to Rip Van Winkle) seems to have gotten ahead of you somehow, and you spend the next week playing existential catch-up.
That's a good bit above the $150-250k150-250ktion house was originally hoping to get for it, despite a piece or two having gone missing in the decades since filming.
