Sentence examples for is once again missing from inspiring English sources

Notably, Luke Skywalker is once again missing from the promotional material even though Mark Hamill is second highest on the bill, just below Harrison Ford.

Unfortunately, the science to support this most recent assertion is once again missing as well.

But the one option that's fairest and most effective -- the one that discommodes the wealthy -- is once again missing from the pages of Esquire.

Gerets was once again missing three of his first-choice back four – Taye Taiwo, Julien Rodriguez and Laurent Bonnart – and their imminent return will boost his options for the run-in, which is far from easy: next week they play Toulouse, who were lucky to draw 1-1 with Lorient, and must welcome Lyon and Rennes in the last three rounds.

The Bitcoinists were once again missing the joke, Krugman wrote in response to a question from Business Insider: "It was a thing for the Times magazine's 100th anniversary, written as if by someone looking back from 2098, so the point was to be fun and provocative, not to engage in careful forecasting," he wrote.

He is, once again, going to miss his own self-imposed targets.

Despite this finding, the President's insistence that his administration will stay the course in its policy toward Iran indicates that this administration is once again primed to miss a real opportunity on Iran.

Bradley Beal is once again injured, and will miss Wednesday night's game as he continues to sit out with a hamstring injury.

After so many ups and downs, Ole Miss is once again dancing and chomping, shouting and shooting.

We would have no eggs at all, but fortunately, Miss Hillary is once again laying regularly.

Trade is once again zooming.