Sentence examples for key omission from inspiring English sources

Ashley Young was the key omission from the England squad that Gareth Southgate named today for next week's opening Uefa Nations League game against Spain.

Alongside them, Encore will show a film, "The Geisha Boy," from 1958, that Lewis stars in but didn't direct, and that actually signals the documentary's key omission: the name and achievement of Frank Tashlin, that film's director.

Facebook says there's no new advertising options coming out of post search, but the key omission is the word "yet".

One key omission from the government's programme is a higher education bill for England, which had been expected until recently.

But a key omission from the deal was Debaltseve - because the sides could not agree about who would end up controlling it.

But a key omission from this study, from the perspective of a potential glasswort hot dog eater, is what they taste like.

The key omissions are around participation and support.

Parts of Mr. Cummings's letter, laying out what he portrayed as key omissions in Mr. Issa's account of the sealed documents, were redacted.

"I would probably have arranged it differently, with the reference section up top, and there are some key omissions that bother me, but his selections are good," said Marylaine Block, a librarian in Davenport, Iowa, who has her own reference site (www.marylaine.com).com

Rio Ferdinand and Michael Carrick were the only key omissions from the starting line-up as goals from Ryan Giggs and Robin van Persie sealed the win over David Moyes's men.

That's an inaccurate statement full of mischaracterizations and key omissions.