Sentence for miss | Use miss in a sentence

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• Miss Lanfarne! (8)
• Miss Ella Bellis. (8)
• Besides, I miss her. (8)
• Miss Anne, come out! (8)
• Miss Naylor reddened. (8)
• Miss Goodwin doubted. (10)
• Miss Gleason exclaimed. (9)
• Miss Macroyd asked Verrian. (9)
• Miss Smith, pray take care. (4)
• Miss Mattock was attentive. (10)
• Miss Woodburn laughed again. (9)
• She looked a bit green, Miss. (8)
• So down on anything soft, Miss. (8)
• Miss Naylor hurriedly explained. (8)
• I got that much out of Miss Milray. (9)
• Rome will be capital, Miss Halkett. (10)
• What do you think of it, Miss Morland? (4)
• Miss Carrington was lean and blue-eyed. (10)
• Miss Noel left me this note to give you. (8)
• He promptly introduced him to Miss Lynde. (9)
• Miss Macroyd demanded, in a dramatic whisper. (9)
• The former said, he hoped he should see Miss Nesta. (10)
• Miss Dale regards me as the happiest woman on earth. (10)
• Miss Naylor bobbed her head; a tear trickled off her nose. (8)
• By what frightful mischance, then, does he miss his dinner? (22)
• Clara came downstairs, bearing her letter to Miss Darleton. (10)
• Miss Eleanor and Miss Isabel greeted them. (10)
• Miss Middleton bore it well, for she was sure that he meant well. (10)
• Miss Carrington had a little money: Mr. George was heir to his uncle. (10)
• There was a burglar in the room, and he was running after Miss Pasmer. (9)
• Upon my word, Miss Anne Elliot, you have the most extraordinary taste! (4)
• Well, this Miss Louisa, we all thought, you know, was to marry Frederick. (4)
• Captain Con fluttered up to his wife, and heard the story from Miss Mattock. (10)
• Full of thanks, and full of news, Miss Bates knew not which to give quickest. (4)
• Miss Middleton, such a blow to Sir Willoughby would be shocking, most cruel! (10)
• The housemaid informed him, that Miss Elizabeth was out rowing on the water. (10)
• I am going to Southborough to-day on a visit to him, for I miss him woundily. (14)
• Her friend breaks down with a laugh, while Miss Reed preserves a demure countenance. (9)
• Mrs. Brinkley hastened to make the mention of Miss Anderson as impersonal as possible. (9)
• Miss Woodburn gave it another flirt, and looked at it with a glance of dawning recognition. (9)
• Miss Colesworth was coming to her next week, with her brother if he had arrived in England. (10)
• He does not dance (or mind dancing) himself, only he does not like me to miss one perfection. (10)
• Miss Macroyd seems to have taken a grandmotherly concern in my affairs through the whole week. (9)
• Miss Triscoe said they had never come on the Hanseatic Line before, and asked several questions. (9)
• Miss Woodburn intercepted his glance and laughed, and Fulkerson laughed, too, but rather forlornly. (9)
• It was Miss Cotton, who, while this process of quiescing lasted, appeared not to know Mrs. Brinkley. (9)
• But I congratulate you on a very typical little storm, Miss Kenton; perfectly safe, but very decided. (9)
• He recommended me to assure my aunt that she would never have to take a family interest in Miss Penrhys. (10)
• At Nürnberg he left in the lurch a certain handsome Miss Herkinson in whose car he had travelled from Spa. (12)
• Miss Milray returned to Mrs. Lander, and she made Clementina confess that she was a little trying sometimes. (9)
• Miss Wilkins has married out of Massachusetts into New Jersey, and is the neighbor of Mr. H. M. Alden at Metuchen. (9)
• While Miss Current and her ephemerals lightly skimmed the surface of human life, the Countess worked in the depths. (10)
• Sometimes they miss a horse and the persons go swinging round and round the ring until they land on their horses again. (21)
• The elder Miss Bennets alone were still able to eat, drink, and sleep, and pursue the usual course of their employments. (4)
• Miss Mattock said to Philip, enviously as poor Londoners in November when they receive letters from the sapphire Riviera. (10)
• His mother could not bear to be separated from these two, or to miss for even an hour the happiness of having them with her. (5)
• The phantom had scored a hit, and the applause was silenced with difficulty; but Verrian felt that Miss Shirley had lost ground. (9)
• They had scant talk for the rest of their journey to the S. R. W. C., where Miss Mallow, at the typewriter, was reading a novel. (8)
• There was nothing to reassure her save the vision of the panic amazement of his face at her persistency in speaking of Miss Dale. (10)
• Mr. Lydiard was with him, and also his ward Miss Denham, who had been summoned by telegraph by one of the servants from Switzerland. (10)
• After sitting with them a few minutes, the Miss Steeles returned to the Park, and Elinor was then at liberty to think and be wretched. (4)
• Miss Milray meant something much more temperamental than that, but she allowed Clementina to limit her meaning, and Clementina went on. (9)
• But Miss Shirley seemed to have grace enough, of a feeble and broken sort, for both, and he resolved to supply his own lack with sincerity. (9)
• My anxiety was relieved by my writing letters to my father, addressed to the care of Miss Julia Rippenger, and posting them in her work-basket. (10)
• He went to Scotland at the instance of a pupil, Miss Stirling, gave concerts at Edinburgh and Glasgow, besides one in the interval at Manchester. (3)
• Miss Denham mentioned it, and the doctor, presently sauntering up, invited Rosamund to a seat on a bench near the open window of the drawing-room. (10)
• Either his going had been again delayed, or he had yet procured no opportunity of seeing Miss Crawford alone, or he was too happy for letter-writing! (4)
• He was silent and incoherent as they drove home, but Miss Anderson apparently did not want to talk much, and apparently did not notice his reticence. (9)

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