Sentence examples for i sometimes missed from inspiring English sources

It's comfort food of the highest calibre, but I sometimes missed the mad inventions at McCrady's, the seductive strangeness of its flavors.

I told Gabe that I sometimes missed parts of my marriage to Billy, even knowing I was happier in my current marriage.

Because I'm not on campus in the evenings I sometimes miss out on social gatherings.

In serious discussions of advertising today, I sometimes miss that harsh humor.

"We were like one big extended family, and I sometimes miss that".

I sometimes miss the old days, when offices operated on the feudal system.

Stonesifer says, "I sometimes miss the marketplace, which really kicks you around when you make a mistake".

(As affecting as Tweedy's postmodern angst can be, I sometimes miss the occasional lacerating jolt of angry energy Jay Farrar brought to their collaborations).

There is a particular sort of London-ness I sometimes miss, something intangible beyond theatres and restaurants and the buzz derived from any big city.

"As a performer at festivals I sometimes miss playing to people who are sober so they can really appreciate the music.

I sometimes miss what Richard Hoggart once called "the bump of social purpose" that, in the 1940s, saw the creation of the Arts Council, Penguin Classics, the BBC Third Programme and new festivals in Edinburgh and Aldeburgh.