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miss much

Idioms  
  1. see under not miss a trick.


Example Sentences

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To present the doctrine as merely a kind of postmortem scrub with spiritual soap and water is to miss much of its significance.

From The Wall Street Journal

Shoulder issues forced him to miss much of spring training in 2023.

From Los Angeles Times

But Prof Don Pollacco, from the department of physics at the University of Warwick who travelled to Texas to view it, said British spectators did not miss much because "partial eclipses are really boring" anyway.

From BBC

Even though he’s not expected to miss much time with what the Lakers are calling an “eye contusion,” his absence Saturday sent a chilling reminder about the rest of this season.

From Los Angeles Times

Newcastle striker Callum Wilson has had chest surgery and could miss much of the rest of the season.

From BBC