it's funny to miss out part o' your days like that.

He swam out and saved a fellow's life and then there was a lot of money missing out of the fellow's pocket, and the fellows here think Skinny stole it.

One day in October, Uncle Jake, our head vaquero, reported the colts to be missing out of our back pasture.

*DON'T* make the mistake, which haphazard vegetarians so often do, of simply missing out the meat and taking "the rest."

Something must have broken in the machine and missed out a chunk.

This list would obviously be incomplete, having missed out some names.

There are any number of marketers eager to tap the floating tourist population and the newspapers here missing out on big opportunities.

For he is missing out on playing a sport that offers him many years of wonderful, exhilarating exercise, good camaraderie, and a beautiful, matchless rhythm displayed in harmonious coordination of racquet and graceful footwork.

Any soreness he has about my missing out at stroke will be directed at meand it won't be soreness, merely regret.

" "You sure are an expert on the ladies, Macklin, and I'll bet you didn't miss her name?" "Her name?" "Don't tell me you missed out on that!"

He went over, step by step, the time when she lived alone in the doctor's house, the time of his own coming back, her love for him and his treatment of her, the story of the garnet ring, her coming to Switzerland, her terrible walk, her return; he would miss out nothing, for he was fighting for her.

They thought that every one in England who did not miss out aspirates where they should be, and put them in where they should not be, talked of "the rivah," "ma brothar," and so on.