Sentence examples for now missing from from inspiring English sources

But couldn't someone have spared a word for the people now missing from both conventions?

Bernard also thinks knitting taps into a spirit of manufacture now missing from our daily lives.

Scholars complain that huge amounts of dramatic detail are now missing from the nineteenth-century ballets.

Copenhagen is becoming the fashionable Amsterdam for many lesbians and gays; it is not as crowded and has a compelling stylishness somehow now missing from the Dutch city.

Mr. Brokaw acknowledged that some of the fun is now missing from campaign coverage, recalling again that birthday party in 2000.

Pabst had made a far tougher film -- so tough, in fact, that the most gruesome sequences are now missing from all prints.

Egyptian Museum's gilded wood statue of Tutankhamun harpooning (torso and upper limbs of the boy king now missing)/Photo from "Treasures of Tutankhamun" traveling exhibition catalogue, 1976.

The basis for the programs, Mr. Bagby reports in booklet notes, is a manuscript he found in the library of Cambridge University, a collection of Latin and German songs copied from an original now missing, by Anglo-Saxon monks of the Abbey of St. Augustine in Canterbury.

Eric Hall from Florida did not, and is now missing.

'Strategic intelligence' in a broad and comprehensive manner has until now been missing from the process of the Commission's activities and hence requires more attention.

He did, however, single these three apps out, which makes sense, given that they are indeed marquee apps for Windows 8 that were, until now, sadly missing from the platform.