Sentence examples for miss became from inspiring English sources

When, in 1962, the federal government forced the enrollment of the first black student at the university, James Meredith, Ole Miss became a national symbol of white Southern resistance to the civil-rights movement.

In the fall of his senior year, Mr. Lott was president of his fraternity when Ole Miss became the scene of one of the most violent upheavals of the civil rights era, the riots protesting James Meredith's admission to the university under federal court order.

"It really meant a lot to me and I just want to say thank you". Northpoint teacher Judie Offerdahl said Walsh's miss became a teachable moment in empathy.

Scott was with Crean when the news of Shackleton's near miss became public; it is recorded that Scott observed to Crean: "I think we'd better have a shot next".

It can be seen that if the noise variance increases the probability of miss becomes higher for all the detectors.

The missing became greater still after Last Tango.

"Into the Fire" and "You're Missing" became what Mr. Springsteen called "genesis songs": they triggered others.

Eventually, the missing became so expected, it was greeted instead with silence — the crowd was groaned out.

It was also common that the circle of friends and families of the missing became increasingly frustrated as the decades passed and no remains were found.

The issue of the missing became one of the most contentious between President Musharraf and the Supreme Court under its former chief justice, Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry.

As remixed by Todd Terry, an experienced house-music producer, "Missing" became a huge hit, reaching No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.