Sentence examples for omitted that one from inspiring English sources

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?

Had Kidder omitted that one stock from its list or had the Nifty Fifty investor sold Wal-Mart in, say, 1980, after a severalfold gain the picture would be very different.

And let's not omit that never-fail one-two punch of a literary name (Henry James, in this case) and a Hollywood name (Jessica Chastain, the latest It Girl of thinking person's cinema).

The British edition, however, omits that note.

It's certainly an odd move to omit that feature.

If any of the adherence groups in any of the models were significant or borderline significant (p < 0.1), we re-ran the models with that one omitted to check for 'masking' of effects of the other two groups.

It's my observation that for every incorrectly added apostrophe, there is one incorrectly omitted one -- a one-to-one ratio of "discount tire's" to "Joes Bar & Grill".

The condition for in the assertion 4 of Theorem 4.2 cannot be omitted that follows from the example of one of the reviewers: the function is a nontrivial solution of the boundary value problem (4.16).

I think he might have omitted that.

The new regulations omitted that language.

Anthony Tommasini's thought-provoking article on the growing use of microphones in classical music omitted one factor that I find crucial as both a listener and performer.