Sentence examples for should be missed from inspiring English sources

The Saturday matinee program includes Balanchine's "Concerto Barocco," and Alexei Ratmansky's "Russian Seasons," neither of which should be missed if life and limb are intact.

On the basis of one listener's experience, no opportunity to hear Mr. Quasthoff should be missed, however familiar or unfamiliar the repertory.

It is important to avoid false alarms which can be caused by uncertainties such as disturbed measurements or imprecise system models while, at the same time, no actual fault should be missed.

"Inspector Lewis" — which begins on Sunday and unfolds in three unrelated chapters, none of which should be missed — suggests Waugh with forensics, Forster with more literal means of ammunition.

Others say that he feigned an attack of fever and asked those who stood near him to give that excuse, in case he should be missed.

The emphasis of the color detector (as mentioned in Section 3.2) is primarily to maintain a high detection rate (no elephants should be missed), while a few false-positive detections are tolerated.

But that they should be missing you.

Most of those names should be missing from the news Monday.

e) All data must now be integrated (consolidated)– nothing should be missing from the core business process.

People have different opinions about whether or not pupils should be missing school to do this.

PA: Because of the strong smell PS: Ok, but if one is decomposing, parts of the flesh should be missing, shoud they not?