Sentence examples for later missing from inspiring English sources

The car was later missing when police tried to retrieve it.

That notion was plausible, even likely, the day he was drafted in April, and even the first week or so of training camp before Smith dipped, later missing the preseason game against Jacksonville with a sprained ankle.

Tyler warns the security that "this is when you've got to take your job as serious as possible", and leaps into the crowd, returning five minutes later missing his T-shirt.

Here Sexton endured a nightmare first quarter, missing a kick at goal (and he was fortunate that an unnecessary high tackle by Scott Baldwin gave him a second chance moments later), missing Jonathan Davies on the break and putting a restart into touch.

But Smith's failure to make a major impact in Europe - the finest moment probably being the home-and-away defeat of Leeds United in 1992, later missing out on a Champions League final place by one point - led to the clamour for something new.

Woods tripled-bogeyed the 380-yard, par-four No. 1, sending his tee shot wide left of the fairway and out of bounds for a one-stroke penalty and later missing a 6-foot putt that would have salvaged a double bogey.

What I would like to have asked is "Are you sure you didn't scrape off a little bit of that huge ball of opium you were holding and take it home for later?" Missing the important questions was for more of a problem for Hotel of Mum and Dad (BBC3).

Mawson staggered back into the Cape Denison hut a month later, missing the Aurora by a matter of hours; she had waited for Mertz, Mawson and Ninnis for three weeks until concerned by the encroaching winter ice Davis had sailed her out of Commonwealth Bay and back to Australia.

Brown later missed a 44-yarder.

Gasol later missed 20 games after tearing the plantar fascia in his right foot.

But both Hannah Miley Max Litchfield later missed out on bronze in their events.