Sentence examples for will actually miss from inspiring English sources
Gordon will actually miss four games.
But whether or not they say so publicly, many Republicans on Capitol Hill will actually miss him.
Although I love my current home – and it's in excellent nick and a bargain and so forth – I have to say that the only part of it that I will actually miss is where I am right now – my study.
The 52-year-old, from Sutton Coldfield, said: "As we've come closer and closer to moving, I will actually miss this space".
That way there's a parade of things people can relate to and will actually miss.
The first swoop will actually miss you if you stand still, setting you up to make an attack.
We'll actually miss the mad, gaunt beauties and sinister small-town ministrations of Chalons du Bois, which may be the kind of France (actually Belgium, but… you know) you seldom want to be lost in, but still had its otherly charms.
WebbAlert was one of the few podcasts I ever subscribed too, although I didn't watch every episode religiously and it would be a stretch to say I'll actually miss it.
A torn rotator cuff is a very serious injury that can take six-to-nine months to fully recuperate from, but just how much time will Cena actually miss?
You'll soon find that you actually miss going to the gym, so just go back as soon as possible and keep going.
