Sentence examples for needs to miss from inspiring English sources

For one, the opposition usually needs to miss a lot of shots.

The X-rays on Spencer's elbow were negative, but the Yankees will not know until Saturday if Spencer needs to miss any time because of stiffness or swelling.

You don't need to miss anything.

That a musician might need to miss a rehearsal or performance for personal reasons is understandable.

This new right means no father will ever need to miss out".

"I thought it was stupid," Joshua said of the ticket and his need to miss school for two court appearances.

Were he still healthy, he would very likely have needed to miss some starts in September to stay under the imposed limit.

There's no need to miss a kick on Monday as we'll be providing minute-by-minute coverage from 3pm.

If blood clots are found Friday, Bosh will need to miss the rest of the regular season while being treated with blood thinners, which require limited physical activity.

Then I wake up from my anxiety dream, have a cold shower and realise I don't need to miss him because he's still bloody there.

He was put on the reserve-physically unable to perform list, meaning he needed to miss the first six weeks of the season, but he is now eligible to be activated.