miss|misses in English
noun
[mɪs]
failure to hit something; lack; omission, misfire; failure; evasion, avoidance
Use "miss|misses" in a sentence
1. I miss her like the sun misses the flower.
2. " I miss you like the sun misses the flower.
3. So, he misses school, and then they make him miss more school?
4. From the Cambridge English Corpus Nowadays, nobody misses shillings, pennies and ha'pennies; surely in thirty years, no one would miss Bough, …
5. " That misses the point. "
6. What if he misses?
7. He never misses that check.
8. Your father misses you dreadfully.
9. Monson, he nevertheless misses President Faust.
10. But David dodges, and the spear misses.
11. That Missus Boss, she always misses Drover.
12. He misses her, but he missed her.
13. She never misses a chance to grandstand.
14. Because he never misses his mark.
15. More importantly, it misses the point.
16. As usual, the Treasury misses the point entirely.
17. The Defiant narrowly misses a lower docking pylon.
18. Tears often flow because she misses him so much.
19. Near-misses rained shell splinters down on Sheffield.
20. More often than not she misses the bus.
21. Simplicity Pattern 5628 Misses' One-Size Vintage Jiffy Caftan $16.07
22. It never happened, despite occasional flashes and poignant near-misses.
23. I'll miss you. --I'll miss you, too.
24. He shoots the first one and misses by a yard.
25. A retired litigator misses the challenge to her pugnacious intellect.