Sentence examples for to go missing for from inspiring English sources

Another local added: "He'd be here for a weekend or two, but then it was nothing new for him to go missing for a few months".

Hell, Skream has to go missing for at least six months before his friends even raise an eyebrow.

"Why did a white man have to go missing for anything to happen with the other men?" he said.

A cane or a walker were fine for around the house, but my condition had exacerbated to such an extent that it interfered with my ability to enjoy certain activities, like shopping, and wandering through cruise ships, where I have been known to go missing for days as I walk from bow to stern to bow to stern, with no idea how to get where I'm going.

A small minority of them are prone to going missing for good, vanishing overnight in groups to meld into the Chinese immigrant communities of cities from Kuala Lumpur to Seoul to Taipei.

Then there was Slumber Party – this cover is, seriously, amazingly evil – which involved a group of friends (these friends are always American high schoolers) who go away on a weekend skiing trip, only for people to start to go missing and for vengeance to be wreaked.

The mother, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, said when her daughter was 13 she would go missing for up to eight days at a time, returning home exhausted and "not really with it".

Then I was to visit him on a film set in Budapest, but that fell through when he wrapped his scenes early, and so he invited me instead to his parents' home in Belgium, only to go missing in action for 24 hours in the middle of negotiations.

"People don't generally go missing for nothing.

But could a dynasty go missing for 3,600 years?

Companions who head there may go missing for a good 10 minutes.