Sentence examples for having omitted from inspiring English sources

In a subsequent interview on CNN, Mr. Giuliani apologized for having omitted the words "since Sept. 11th".

Having omitted mention of the second fence, the men may have missed something of a trickier nature; he must be ready for all eventualities.

Koeman is expected to secure the Feyenoord midfielder, Jordy Clasie, as a replacement with the Dutch club having omitted the player from a pre-season friendly against Fortuna Düsseldorf on Sunday with talks over his future at an advanced stage.

It may not be technically true to say that a team including only two players with previous Cup final experience suffered stage fright, Powell having omitted the veteran prop Garreth Carvell in his main selection surprise.

Instead Bruce can field Graham against Huddersfield in the Capital One Cup – having omitted the striker in the last round against League One Leyton Orient, or call in a sports psychologist, that still undervalued discipline.

Here's a flavour, though, of how one about Alfred Hitchcock, the answer to its 25 across, begins: 1ac I turn green in front of 25's work (7) Having omitted that one, we must include this one: O hark the herald angels sing the Boy's descent which lifted up the world?

Redundant; we could have omitted "yet".

Mr Berlusconi has omitted to groom anyone.

(I've omitted a more derogatory remark).

I have omitted, for clarity, all fractions.

He should have omitted the entire speech.