Sentence examples for missing out again from inspiring English sources

Three months on, with back-row slots at a premium, he could find himself missing out again as club-mate Josh Strauss - a strong contender for the World Cup when his three-year residency is complete next month - and Dave Denton of Edinburgh are favourites for the number eight slots.

The Rangers have not been back to the playoffs and are in danger of missing out again.

"This was a reprise of the line in the Christmas Invasion episode in 2005, when David Tennant discovers that he's not ginger, and here he is, missing out again - disappointed he's still not ginger". Still, you could imagine how some sensitive viewers got the wrong end of the stick.

"It's been a long wait for a win and the boys are so down after the cruel disappointment of just missing out again," said Les Verts coach Laurent Roussey, whose team, just three points off the drop zone, were victims of the kind of daylight robbery not seen since Jérôme Kerviel skipped his lunch-break to put in an extra hour at Société Générale.

Queen's Park, who missed out on promotion to Division Two after losing to Peterhead, had voiced fears of missing out again on compensation for the duo should they head for Hampden.

And the highly experienced Agassa, 36, has warned that the country risks missing out again in 2017 unless a Fifa-endorsed normalisation committee, set up to run Togo's Football Federation (FTF), brings order to the administration of football in the West African country.

"We didn't want to miss out again," she said.

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The chief executive of Channel 5, Dawn Airey, said that "it was odd" that Brucie had missed out again.

Twelve months on from her fifth place in London, Miley has admitted she might miss out again here.

When it came to the cricket World Cup, the city was determined to ensure it did not miss out again.