Sentence examples for misplaced it in from inspiring English sources

He seems to have misplaced it in the intervening five years: "My Soul to Take," his first feature since, is a thoroughly dreary, by-the-numbers exercise.

Yet I'd somehow managed to misplace it in downtown Portland — a city, incidentally, that I know as well as any other on the planet.

You can even use the app to locate your phone if you misplace it in your home, as so frequently happens.

At the very least, lay claim to it by writing your name (phone number is good, too, in case you misplace it) in it or on it.

A concise and well-written chapter on the clinical approach to diagnosis and management of these diseases also seems misplaced; it would fit in better at the start of the next section.

"Nobody," this lad said, "I've just misplaced it, nobody has been in here".

If you think you've just misplaced it, do a quick search in nearby obvious areas.

It could very well be the last flashlight you ever own — assuming, of course, you don't misplace it somewhere in your house like I have with every flashlight in the history of portable illumination.

What Rolling Stone did not say outright last December was how profoundly it had misplaced its trust in itself.

It's funny, but it is the more subtle aspects of Gatiss's performance that fascinate most: the way he holds a smile, lets it go beyond its sell-by date: there is Shpigelsky's vanity and misplaced confidence in it.

Even concern about distant inflation would be misplaced if it led to paralysis in the face of the current crisis.