The phrase "missing an event" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation where something that was supposed to happen did not happen. For example: "I had to miss an event due to an emergency at work."
And no matter how many events you go to, you're missing an event somewhere".
Instead, Mitch McConnell, of Kentucky, the Republican leader, decided to stay over, even if it meant missing an event at home.
Most chase days you find something pretty mediocre, so missing an event forecast well in advance, as I had, is twice as annoying.
Ms. Carnahan blamed a planned trip to Washington for missing an event in which Mr. Obama raised money in the St . Louisarea for Senator Claire McCaskill, a Democrat who is not up for re-election this year.
A 16-year-old girl named Nora Lindell has gone missing, an event that a collection of adolescent boys, the narrative "we," will be preoccupied with for more than two and a half decades, partly out of concern, partly out of curiosity and partly out of unresolved desire.
Missing an event that would otherwise appear obvious is termed a perceptual error.
Mr. Gioia missed an event at St . Johns University, where he was scheduled to speak, and a forum in Laurelton, Queens.
CONSUMED by inexplicable grief over the death of John Gotti, the city's favourite celebrity mobster, New Yorkers may have missed an event far more significant and beneficial.
"It's a way to create a conversation among professionals," said Aaron Pine, a local architect who hasn't missed an event yet.
Finland will send 13 cross-country skiers to a competition in Norway this week following a drug scandal that forced the Finns to miss an event in Russia.
"I had to miss an event for Harry Belafonte," said the former governor, who was there to deliver a keynote speech on AIDS activism.
