Sentence examples for from overlooking from inspiring English sources

Next morning the Herald's first headline was a single word, calculated, to prevent a hasty reader from overlooking the story.

Misha Katz The confusion arises from overlooking the distinction between a total tax rate and a "marginal" rate.

The Jets may be saved from overlooking the Steelers in part because a glance at the Steelers' season should produce a shudder of recognition for the Jets.

Quite apart from overlooking the fact that Megan gets her man in Bridesmaids, and is unarguably happier and more fulfilled than any of her more conventionally attractive or glamorous friends, this also ignores McCarthy's skill as a physical comedian.

Austin believed that many philosophical theories derive their plausibility from overlooking distinctions often very fine between different uses of expressions, and he also thought that philosophers too frequently think that any one of a number of expressions will do just as well for their purposes.

Winston Churchill, Fran-->ois Mitterand, Margaret Thatcher and Jimmy Carter are a few of the heads of state who reputedly have stayed in the room we shot from, overlooking a Nubian village, the Nile, Roman ruins, Egyptian ruins and the feluccas coasting by (5).

Monitors watch visitors from overlook desks, and only certain staff members can roam storage stacks.

His programming has accordingly been idiosyncratic, even eccentric, leapfrogging from overlooked older pieces to the work of Anna Clyne with a refreshing gusto that recalls the Bob Dylan line, "I was so much older then/I'm younger than that now".

By sheer coincidence, but a factor far from overlooked by the IRB members, the Olympic movement is expected to decide this October whether to include rugby Sevens for the 2016 Games.

From overlook 9, visitors can see Platte Bay some 9 mile to the south on a clear day.

I got a room at the Hilton Chicago, right across from Grant Park overlooking the lake, ten minutes from McCormick Place by the No. 3 bus.