Sentence examples for misplaced him from inspiring English sources

"What, I just misplaced him?" Jonas is smiling, smirking, not meeting her eyes.

"To be perfectly blunt, the people of Leicester misplaced him for more than 500 years.

"To be perfectly blunt, the people of Leicester misplaced him for more than 500 years," he said.

Conservative Councillor Tom Fox questioned whether Leicester could be trusted with the monarch's remains, arguing the city "misplaced him for 500 years".

THE HANGOVER From Todd Phillips ("School for Scoundrels"), a comic tale about three buddies who take a friend to Las Vegas for a wild bachelor party, only to misplace him during their dimly remembered revels.

Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers says criticism of Raheem Sterling is misplaced, describing him as "outstanding" after his two goals in the 3-1 League Cup win at Bournemouth.

The answers have to do with lack of self-esteem and lack of alternatives, as well as terror of the pimp and a misplaced love for him.

Over a recent breakfast, she explained to the former American ambassador, Robert D. Blackwill, why Western companies' fear that their intellectual property would not be protected in India was misplaced, and asked him to spread the word.

But while she behaves cruelly and even monstrously — the most shocking moment in the play comes when she lashes out at Farley in a fit of misplaced anger, slapping him across the face — the prickly Pauline ultimately wins most of our sympathy.

The scoring bursts have become interspersed with listless spells when it feels misplaced to compare him with the real titans of his sport and, in the worst moments, it does appear that all the warnings came true and, approaching 30, he is suffering the sapping effects of what is known in football as burnout.

Bottom, played by Marc Wootton – who also played Mr Poppy in the film Nativity – did a great job of being the brash fool always full of misplaced confidence leading him to play the main part of Pyramus and Thisbe, the tragedy performed at the end of the performance.