Examples of using Missing in action in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Missing in action.
My assistant is missing in action.
Missing in action.
Kirsten is still missing in action.
Delman Hawkins, missing in action.
Missing in action, apparently!
Missing in action, 200 hundred pounds.
I'm declaring him missing in action.
Missing in action doesn't mean we stop looking, Son.
No longer does Mia stand for missing in action.
Dad's missing in action.
Suddenly my own feelings on the matter were missing in action.
I was missing in action.
His body was never recovered and he is considered Missing in Action.
Like"Missing in Action"?
Then before you realized it,you had missed a whole week and your drive to continue was missing in action.
Magnus missing in action.
The soldiers you found in the Pakistani embassy are both ID would as American, reported missing in action 18 months ago.
Families of the missing in action Get 200 pounds of rice only.
And when I say community, I'm talking about everything that makes up a community, even-- listen, because I'm a preacher, I'm very hard on the churches, because I believe the churchestoo often have become MIA, missing in action.
They say"Missing in action," which to her meant I was dead.
That's the technical term for the phenomenon where unflattering data gets lost, gets unpublished,is left missing in action, and they say the results described here"might have provided an early warning of trouble ahead.".
Still"missing in action". It's not easy, I can tell you that much.
Members of armed forces orarmed groups may be declared missing in action when they die, if they were not equipped with the necessary means of identification, such as identity tags.
They were reported missing in action, no one was looking for them, but you got the FBI to storm a foreign embassy and pull the soldiers out of that basement.
Because with Optimus missing in action, we could really use Ultra Magnus' counsel.
Her father was reported missing in action in Korea in 1952 and spent ten months as a prisoner of war.
That week the Chuck Norris action movie“Braddock: Missing in Action III” had just opened, President Ronald Reagan was in his final year in office, the Dow Jones industrial average hovered around 2,000 points, and Chita Rivera was opening a restaurant on 42nd Street that would become a cast hangout.