Sentence examples for missing man from inspiring English sources

The phrase "missing man" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used as a noun phrase to describe someone who has gone missing or disappeared. Example: "The search party scoured the woods for any sign of the missing man."

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The missing man has been described many times.

The New York Times

Rescue teams were searching for the missing man.

The New York Times

He is the missing man in this ballpark.

The New York Times

NEW HAVEN — He is the missing man at the Cheshire triple-murder trial.

The New York Times

He said the missing man was not Sudanese, but gave no other details.

The New York Times

"We trusted him because he was Chinese," he said of the missing man.

The New York Times

One report even had the missing man getting into a Slovak embassy car in Pretoria.

The Economist

Of the missing man, he said, "unfortunately he was probably shot".

The New York Times

Then somebody remembered that the missing man hadn't been around all day.

The New Yorker

The missing man was wearing only shorts, a T-shirt and running shoes.

The New York Times - Sports

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It occurred to me that if that picture of the whale-missing man is worth a thousand words, Townes' story is certainly worth a few too.

Huffington Post

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