Sentence examples for mislaid in the from inspiring English sources
His confession had probably been mislaid in the police records office.
Johann Sebastian took a great interest in the music of his ancestors: he collected and performed it, but much of it was mislaid in the second world war.
No one yet knows whether the money was stolen or just mislaid in the accounting system, but it is not there.
Money worship and status anxiety combine to create a toxic atmosphere of anxiety, embodied most by poor Carla, whose own ambitions to be a stage star have been mislaid in the rush for money and comfort.
One thing he does seem to have mislaid in the intervening decades, however, is his brutal lyricism: there are no cats in bags waiting to drown, and the darkest we get is Everybody Needs Somebody to Hurt's titular refrain.
Many parents are deeply involved in their children's education, college preparation, after-school activities and sports; the importance of passing on to the next generation, by word and by example, the values of a decent society seems to have been mislaid in the process.
But at precisely the moment when the government should be coming up with new ideas to extend choice and competition in public services, many in the party want to call a halt by reclaiming, as they would see it, the progressive credentials that the government has mislaid in office.
A Japanese university plans to return about 250 pieces of original animation art to the Walt Disney Company that were mislaid in storage after traveling to Japan nearly five decades ago.
It's the second client this firm has mislaid in high-profile circumstances – its attorneys also defended Comverse Technologies boss Kobi Alexander who did a moonlight flit to Namibia and is resisting extradition attempts.
From a Los Angeles Times report: For the first time, federal auditors are suggesting that some or all of the cash may have been stolen, not just mislaid in an accounting error.
What's surprising is how executing this strategy is about going back to the basics of data protection that seem routinely to get mislaid in each stage of IT innovation.
