Sentence examples for miss somebody from inspiring English sources

You can't miss somebody who wasn't here.

"We don't want to miss somebody," Ms. Goldhirsch said.

I'm reluctant to name names because I shall miss somebody out.

First of all, there ain't nowhere to sit down, and if you can sit down you're going to miss somebody.

Michael moves from Wales to London hoping to begin again, but painfully discovers what it really means to miss somebody.

"Hard to miss somebody you're currently talking to, Micah," she said, and then when he pressed her to make a Scrabble move, she replied that she "was busy doing parts of my job that don't include Facebook".

"We're always missing somebody," Martin said.

One impliciation he missed: Somebody's not getting a Christmas card from John Edwards next year.

"That, of course, means that even if you do good testing, you have a higher risk of missing somebody".

Pynchon's wonderfully terse parody of the portentous debate around Coleman's music is as follows: "He plays all the notes Bird missed," somebody whispered in front of Fu.

The beauty of Gatland's tactics is that if someone is missing, somebody else just slots in.