Sentence examples for mislaid phone from inspiring English sources

Over several months, he offered Bronx judges various explanations for keeping them waiting: overly demanding judges elsewhere, a lost E-ZPass, a mislaid phone number and, on more than one occasion, traffic on the Bruckner Expressway.

David Letterman found himself wondering aloud why in the world he was talking about it in the first place when he leaned into a Top 10 list about mislaid phones.

The scene in which two characters go gooey-eyed while fishing around inside a heavily pregnant woman for a baby and a mislaid mobile phone takes inspiration from the Curb episode in which Richard Lewis's nurse stows stolen goodies (including a phone) in the same orifice.

Along with dropped coins and mislaid cell phones, ASI's dismantlers once found a pilot's long-lost wallet.

As an on/off reviewer for this paper who also turns up on Radio 4 to talk about children's books (when the producer has mislaid Michael Morpurgo's phone number or Michael Rosen is trapped in a lift without mobile reception), I get to read a fair number of books in a year as it is.

One theory: The phone may have been mislaid by a passenger on a previous flight.

While the company found several weird, wonderful and rare items mislaid, it said the 10 most popular items left behind were phone and laptop chargers, pyjamas or clothes, teddy bears, toiletry bags, books, electrical items including laptops and tablets, satnavs, mobile phones, electric toothbrushes and bags or suitcases.

A few phone calls and one bus ride later, the band has arrived in an Israeli town, the wrong Israeli town, having successfully journeyed from forgotten to mislaid.

It did not get mislaid.

In fact, you mislaid the passbook.

The floppies got mislaid between foreign assignments.