Sentence examples for omitted words from inspiring English sources
If you read your work outloud before submittingit, you are more likely to notice omitted words.
The key omitted words here, of course, are "to my partner".
If the omitted words would have ended a sentence, a fourth period should be added to indicate the normal terminal punctuation.
But the omitted words show that CNN was clearly asking his son to stick to asking the question he had already submitted.
It should have said (with the omitted word shown by brackets) that the ambience was the kind that "tablecloths and Mario Lanza tapes can [not] replicate".
They showed that the first few letters of a missing word in a fill-in-the-blank question gave information about that omitted word.
The omitted word was fame.
Similar to the OHLI, four possible answers were given for each omitted word.
IKEA omits words from instruction booklets, because words make instruction booklets thicker, which makes them more expensive.
We omit words from our calculation of σr(t|Uc) if their use ui(t) in year t falls below the word-use threshold Uc.
Peter Gelb, the Met's general manager, pointed out that titles have always been loosely rendered, omitting words or changing elements mentioned in the original libretto.
