| It is by no means uncommon for people to mislay their original policy document. |
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| As a subscriber,any tickets you mislay or forget to bring to a performance can easily be identified and replaced. |
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| Even if, as in poor old Stuart's case, all you have done is mislay a few items. |
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| There is not a thurifer in the country who has not at some time created the world's finest incense only to mislay the formula and then forget how they made it. |
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| The list goes on, though each wearer will have their own favourites, like the wrist-based boarding pass that's hard to mislay or the tap on the skin to let you know it's about to rain. |
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| What happens when you should mislay your key? |
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| Mind you, 007 sported two buttons on his jacket, and he would rather have died than mislay his cool, whereas Volonté, here, at least, is a shouter. |
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| Then there's the failure of Oprah's Big Give, a prime-time philanthropy show that was launched with huge fanfare before Christmas, only to mislay nearly a third of its audience during an eight-week run. |
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| What it happens to clarify is that people are liable to mislay their hearts as easily as their wallets, and — just in case you are tempted to construe such a loss as romantic — that both can be swiftly retrieved. |
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| Fat guys, like old-school operatic tenors, are half-expected to burst into tears, and Pat was not the first working stiff to limp into middle age and mislay his illusions along the way. |
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| I mean, ANYONE can mislay a piffling pounds 28billion, can't they? |
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