Sentence examples for did i omit from inspiring English sources

Did I omit to say that it also features a dog named Montmorency?

Did I omit to say that in the past 18 months he's erupted into a global Twitter phenomenon, with 1.2m followers?

Did I omit the fact that dreams-come-true sometimes take you far from home?

Even its name has been the subject of excessive debate over the years: most initiates insist, as do I, on omitting the definite article, calling the place simply Albany, though Oscar Wilde, in "The Importance of Being Earnest," and Charles Dickens, in "Our Mutual Friend," saw fit to use "The Albany".

As candid as the N.F.L. was, what did it omit from its responses?

I did omit the words 'since Sept. 11.' I apologize for that.

But I did omit to mention first time round that the exhibition at the Framers Gallery near Soho is all in aid of Battersea Cats and Dogs Home, an unforgivable error.

Regretfully, I omit "Don't Mess With the Zohan" and other masterpieces of the bodily-fluids school of cinema.

Suddenly the idiot blather started pouring out of her: "My strong relationship with Lord... .. No, I didn't omit "the" from before "Lord".

(It is, however, possible that my prior wrongful choices or my culpable negligence in forming my conscience put me into a situation such that I have applicable and irreconcilable duties and will be in breach of one or more of them whatever I choose or do or omit: I am then perplexus secundum quid, that is, in a dilemma but of a qualified, derivative kind, only in a weak sense unavoidable).

I never did it (notice how I omitted the boybander's name! See! Nice!), but colleagues of mine would do, and use it as an excuse to write the most unflattering, candid intros detailing exactly just how late, rude or arrogant their interviewee was.