Sentence examples for often go missing from inspiring English sources
Construction is booming, thanks to government contracts, though funds often go missing.
Gift cards don't often go missing, and packages aren't usually stolen.
But they had acquired the smiles that often go missing this month.
Many refugees die of dehydration en route and trucks often go missing during sandstorms.
People are advised to keep a copy of their data request after they have submitted it as these letters often go "missing".
This nice old boy Stanley on Guernsey remembers that food was so scarce during wartime occupation that pets would often go missing.
But they often went missing.
On Thursday, the Spaniards displayed the meshed talent that has often gone missing in crucial matches.
One resident, Brianna, remarked to me that her stuff often goes missing and that "everyone just thinks everything that's here is up for grabs".
But what often goes missing from this discussion of a fiscal crash-landing is the impact on the lives of citizens who have precious little time to adjust.
Quote of the day (Andy Burnham): "My gran's things often went missing [in her nursing home] … but I will never forget the day we walked in to see her knuckle red raw where her engagement ring had been ripped off.
