Sentence examples for misplaced something from inspiring English sources
Everybody has misplaced something of value: a set of keys, eyeglasses, a cellphone.
The New York City Board of Elections also misplaced something important last month — about 200,000 votes.
The police wouldn't have bowed to the pressure of a lone person who had misplaced something as trivial as a cell phone.
"I'm human, I could misplace something," she said.
"If a blind person misplaces something and it's 30 below zero, he may never find it again".
Sometimes the punishment will be official, in other cases it will be more subtle e.g. "forgetting" or "misplacing" something that you need.
While England and Wales have been at the mercy of the misplaced jet stream, something strange has been happening north of the border.
Most of these contributors feel there is something misplaced about a referendum, as if we'd swapped our GPS for outdated maps and were still asking directions for a place we'd already found and enjoyed long ago.
Much like Spice Girls t-shirts, platforms stink of misplaced nostalgia for something that was never even good in the first place.
It's possible that far from seeking a pow-wow with ET, he's after something else, misplaced during his long, strange trip through the parallel world of celebrity.
Tech veterans might recall that BlackBerry (remember them?!) tried something similarly misplaced a decade ago on one of its handsets — unboxing an unlovely (and unloved) clickable touchscreen, in the one-off weirdo BlackBerry Storm.
