Examples of using Missing from in English and their translations into Slovak
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After switching to a Mac, only to find some non-iTunes purchased songs are missing from the iTunes music Library.
Infants born with orbital tissue missing from one or both eyes, they are diagnosed with Anophthalmos.
The BERNINA 330 offers an extra touch of luxury missing from many entry-level machines- room for your own creativity.
pollen of insect-pollinated flowers, but are missing from wind-pollinated species.
there will be something missing from your face.
pollen of insect-pollinated flowers, but are missing from wind-pollinated species.
It will reward you when you have done enough and make you move if there's still a bit missing from your daily activity goal.
The right partner is found and the only thing missing from the love happiness is a baby.
The only thing missing from the scene is the adorable faces of Prince George
But it looks like this technology will be missing from the iPad Air 3 coming out sometime in 2016.
Harmonizing and optimizing their portfolio by the best concrete products, missing from actual range
Avail any important software patches missing from the system as soon as possible and enable automatic updates.
they deliver a distinctly American voice that has been missing from the world of tube amplifiers for far too long.
England forward Jesse Lingard were among a number of players missing from United's pre-season fixtures.
corrupted or missing from your Windows computer
Furthermore, this photo recovery tool offers a preview feature which is missing from PhotoRec and is capable of recovering lost files completely without causing any harm to them
series, something missing from the range, in short,
the MDS feature is missing from added cluster nodes,
details that probably missing from its description existing in the Play Store.
who until the last hoped to get the missing from their spouse, and now suffer from a sense of guilt.