Sentence examples for the idea of missing from inspiring English sources

The idea of missing a penny would drive them crazy".

The idea of missing one's station or stop, for example, he finds utterly abhorrent.

I absolutely value my right to vote, and the idea of missing polling day terrifies me.

"The idea of missing a Yankees-Red Sox serightright before a convention week was not acceptable".

I can't stand the idea of missing a famous landmark if it's in striking distance so, in Las Vegas, the Grand Canyon beckoned.

I hate eating in my hotel room because it's always a club sandwich (on which I am now an international expert) and chips, but even more because I really hate the idea of missing out on something.

After all the years going for the Tour, [the idea of missing it] takes a little while getting used to," he told the Sydney Morning Herald.

So, no, I still don't "like" the idea of Miss Transgender UK.

I began to idealize the idea of Miss Piggy because I wanted to be like that too!

As Thomas Levenson explains in "The Hunt for Vulcan" (Random House), nineteenth-century astronomers were so in love with the idea of the missing planet that many of them, bewitched by random shadows, insisted they had seen it through their telescopes.

The authors should also comment on this part of the phenotype and explain how it fits in with the idea of a missing spring element.