Примеры использования Had missed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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What if you had missed?
You had missed the old days.
What if you had missed?
But I had missed the beginning because I was asleep.
What if he had missed?
If he had missed, more people would have been dead.
What if you had missed?
Once he had missed the original deadline to appeal in March.
Friends, If you had missed the.
A single word over Sharpe's head told him the Irishman had missed.
I felt I had missed my chance.
Anyway, my mother is the queen of protocol and I had missed a family event.
An associate had missed a filing, so he backdated the postage.
You know, I thought you had missed the train.
I had missed the spectacle, so I decided to take my time and lather up on lotion.
Susan Delfino had missed many things.
I had missed the peak of the autumn colors, but they were still amazing!
Or something I had missed my whole life.
Bolas had been satisfied, andyet she found herself thinking that he had missed something important.
Was there something he had missed in the long talks with Dumbledore last year?
You will suddenly come to recognize that they were there but you had missed them at that moment.
But if I had missed this I would be so angry, and that is all you need to know.
But it was only a matter of money. I had missed that paintings deal!
Someone had missed his stroke; someone had thrown all six oars into confusion as a result.
Afghan observers agreed that the Taliban had missed a chance to make progress.
Sharpe had missed, but one of his men, Hagman probably, struck Delmas's horse.
She started coming around, like,a month ago because Cellus had missed a couple of days of school.
The Committee had missed an opportunity to provide feedback to the Committee on Contributions regarding the application of Article 19 of the Charter.
Although I remember it that way, it is not likely that I would have seen something Kutty had missed.
Tromp could not be satisfied with the result however as the Dutch had missed an opportunity to annihilate the English.