Sentence examples for omit the old from inspiring English sources

This is a device of emphasis by pretending to omit (the old "to say nothing of" and "not to mention" trick).

The Manchester United manager explained his decision to omit the 29-year-old from his Champions League squad on the basis that he was not prepared to include anyone who was not fit for the encounter with Milan on 16 February.

Townsend said it was difficult to omit the 21-year-old British and Irish Lion from his squad for Saturday's Pro12 final against Leinster.

The final response rate was 84.4% after omitting the 240 older people later found to have died or out-migrated.

The article does mention something Roiphe chose to omit: the girl was fifteen years old.

Based on our simulations, it appears that older recommendations to omit the assembly stage when dealing with high-diversity samples do not extend to metatranscriptome data.

Old habits are hard to break, so if you're questioning our advice, agree to omit the milk in one scramble.

(I omit the dancers).

(never omit the exclamation point) and google.

But they often omit the mental side.

We omit the technical details.