Sentence examples for neglected to name from inspiring English sources

Canada's best goalie, Patrick Roy, refused a spot on the roster after Gretzky neglected to name Roy among the first group of players selected.

He was probably desperate enough by that stage to throw in Henrikh Mkhitaryan too but he had once again neglected to name the Armenian among his substitutes.

Reporting persecution, they have declared that they could not publish their work in the United States, but they have neglected to name the academic journals that turned them down.

Boyd's ideas have inspired more than a few business theories and were even highlighted in a 1988 Harvard Business Review article, which neglected to name the source.

McClellan was also fortunate that the failure of the campaign left his army mostly intact, because he was generally absent from the fighting and neglected to name a second-in-command to control his retreat.

But the RNC is crying foul over the group's association with the DNC official and a recent interview with Longoria in which she neglected to name any Republicans worthy of the group's support.

Now for the (really) geeky bit: Burt Bosma and Jon Dennis point out that John Lennon's Walls and Bridges album is illustrated with a drawing of two footballers that he did as an 11-year old, though they neglect to name names.

A related mistake is neglecting to name a contingent beneficiary.

In his televised address, he accused President Fuad Masum of neglecting to name a new prime minister by Sunday's deadline, saying he had violated the constitution "for the sake of political goals".

"The Canadian Coast Guard's response to the Marathassa spill was exceptional by international standards, a fact corroborated by a US oil spill expert," said coast guard commissioner Jody Thomas in a press statement, neglecting to name the American expert.

You gingerly wrote a name on the back of my hand, leading me to believe I could use it to find you on facebook... and somehow you neglected to mention the name was a fake!