Sentence examples for if you miss me from inspiring English sources

And then reality hits me and I think, but never say... "If you miss me and need me, WHY DID YOU LEAVE CHICAGO AND LEAVE YOUR MOTHER!

The full song features profanity and troubling lyrics that probably wouldn't be appropriate for a show based on a series of children's books: "Missed me, missed me, now you've gone and done it / Hope you're happy in the county penitentiary / It serves you right for kissing little girls, but I will visit if you miss me".

Side 1: If You Miss Me at the Back of the Bus, Keep Your Eyes on the Prize, I Ain't Scared of Your Jail, Oh Freedom!, What Did You Learn in School Today?, Little Boxes, Who Killed Norma Jean?, Who Killed Davey Moore?

Sorry if you missed me; that means I was a good actor.

One almost unbearably moving song deals with the massacre at the Pulse gay club in Orlando; another Lou Reed-tuneed tune asks with a wink: "How will you miss me if I never go?" before the lights go up and the company take an ovation which, after 24 hours, must be one of the most hard-earned in theatrical history.

"If you blinked, you missed me," he later said, "but getting to know Noël was the great thing.

3) If you really miss me, sew my clothes into pillowcases.

10) If you really miss me, there are many pictures of when I was a child in a blue box on the bookshelf.

Neither has telling me, 'If you miss this fund, you'll never be able to get into future funds.' Such bluster usually earns [a] one-way ticket to my 'managers' folder, a place that is alphabetically and existentially distinct from my 'interesting managers' folder".

If you miss fairways you get penalized.

"If you miss it, that's it.