Sentence examples for omitted some of from inspiring English sources
An article on Jan . 9about the crash of an American helicopter in Iraq omitted some of the units involved in the United States military's Task Force Band of Brothers, the American unit for which the helicopter was providing support.
OBITUARIES Because of an editing error, an incomplete obituary about the writer Martin L. Gross was published on Saturday, and therefore contained outdated information and omitted some of Mr. Gross's background.
Sunday's show omitted some of the misogynistic and homophobic language used by others in the house, like Mr. Clawson, but it could come up in future episodes if it becomes part of the season narrative.
When I was a child in Moscow, Brodsky and Galich were banned and Akhmatova's poetry was only available in a couple of editions that omitted some of her most affecting work.
In one cutting remark, Ginsburg summed up how Gorsuch's patronizing lecture omitted some of the Court's most important precedents, and Smith gratefully followed up on it: "That's what Reynolds v. Sims and Baker v. Carr did, and a number of other cases that have followed along since".
Phil Willmott, using the John Willett translation, has omitted some of the 24 pieces that make up the sequence but, as director, has fashioned a chilling evening that reinforces Brecht's point that nazism was not simply a force of nature but a political movement that could have been opposed.
Individual species may omit some of these patterns.
(The two other versions omit some of the best moments in favor of flashy but clumsy set pieces).
Never lie about your experience, although in some cases overqualified people can omit some of the jobs they have held, in the interest of a more streamlined résumé.
Such a ruling would force those clubs in breach to potentially omit some of their more expensive players in favour of homegrown talent.
Facebook has introduced a new feature that allows users to create a second profile that omits some of the content of their original one.
