"miss arriving" is not a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It lacks a subject and a verb to form a complete sentence. However, it could potentially be used in spoken English as an incomplete phrase, such as in the following conversation: Person 1: "Did you see the new employee arrive today?" Person 2: "No, I must have missed arriving. I was stuck in a meeting."
Some relatives of the missing arrived in Honolulu today to monitor the rescue efforts from a closer vantage point.
When the order (with some items missing) arrived, information in the package said I could buy the same peeler set again at £9.95 plus £2.95 postage (£12.90).
Then, one cool September day, a Miss from each of these states, together with a Miss New York City, a Miss Greater Philadelphia, a Miss Chicago, a Miss District of Columbia, a Miss Canada, a Miss Puerto Rico, and a Miss Hawaii, arrived in Atlantic City to display her beauty, poise, grace, physique, personality, and talent.
Police today released CCTV footage of Miss Lawrence arriving and leaving Goodricke College, where she worked, last Wednesday.
According to Europol, 10,000 refugee children have gone missing after arriving in Europe.
But the idea came from Peter Gelb, the Met's general manager, who has had his hits and misses since arriving at the company in 2006.
Europol, the EU's criminal intelligence agency, estimated in January that 10,000 children had gone missing after arriving in Europe, warning that many had been taken by criminal gangs.
That is until the mysterious Miss Raven arrives at Minty's aunt's home, and her face is very familiar… 7. Miss Minchin in A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett Continuing the tradition of scary adults abusing their power over children is Frances Hodgson Burnett's Miss Minchin.
Miss May arrived at Nichols by just as rocky a road.
Miss Rose arrived in late spring, setting up shelves to separate the sleeping area from the living room.
