Sentence examples for premise of missing from inspiring English sources

The premise of missing a loved one at Christmas is hardly unfamiliar – Elvis Presley, Mud, Jona Lewie and The Darkness have all scored huge seasonal smashes with a similar theme – but "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" towers over all others.

But while the former had learned something about length and pacing (taking eight deliberate hours to unfold), the latter had nicked from The Killing only the opening premise of a missing girl.

Premises with missing location data are also excluded from the analyses.

The escapism of its premise will be missed, especially in these challenging times. 2 p.m. Continue lunch while lamenting how much we miss summer.

"The pictures miss the premise of the event, which is that the mayor spontaneously jumps into the pool with the kids," said Stu Loeser, a spokesman for the mayor.

Girardi rejected a premise that they missed their injured cleanup hitter, Alex Rodriguez, subscribing to the same theory that guided his impressions of Colon and Garcia the last two nights.

What Silicon Valley misses is the premise of my EZchip choice from the beginning, namely widespread deployment of broadband and high-definition everywhere.

But if we anchor our understanding of identity politics in This Bridge Called My Back, Chait misses a key premise of the whole enterprise.

Although it retains the premise of a man's search for his missing daughter, Shattered Memories branches off into a different plot with altered characters.

It keeps the premise of writer Harry Mason's quest for his missing daughter after a car crash, although it leads into a different plot.

For example, missed connections is the entire premise of the dating app Happn, which said a year ago it had grown to reach 10 million users.