Sentence examples similar to missed les from inspiring English sources

By Andrea Thompson "I miss Le Zinc!" seems to be the most common pronouncement upon entering Blaue Gans, the prolific restaurateur Kurt Gutenbrunner's latest spot.

There is no way he would jeopardise missing Le Tour.

The last we heard on the grapevine, CEO Daniel Ek was supposedly missing Le Web because he was in the US prepping the launch there.

I was unprepared, having missed "Les Misérables" onstage, for the remarkable battle that flames between music and lyrics, each vying to be more uninspired than the other.

It gives a hint of what the much missed Les Halles was like, while offering food from Portugal and North Africa and the sight of busy local shoppers who use this and other Parisian markets daily.

Further details of the legacy plan will follow in the coming months, with an announcement of the much-anticipated legacy bike race, which should visit parts of Yorkshire missed by Le Tour this summer, believed to be imminent.

As these two genera are very related (they were only separated in 1986), we logically thought this gene was perhaps missed by Le Parco's team.

Phrases that currently trip off the governmental tongue, such as "a time of financial constraint" (une période de restrictions financières) appear, as do ones that ministers who had to answer for the Canadian army's treatment of Afghans might like to forget, like "missing detainees" (les détenus disparus).

He admitted that he was Crippen and his companion Miss Le Neve.

Later in the day Miss Le Neve was taken to a hospital, where she now is.

"Missing Le Mans is not an option," said Bell, now 72, who has been coming to the event since the mid-1960s.