Sentence examples for omitting from from inspiring English sources

But in 2005 Congress balked, omitting from a transportation bill some $400 million earmarked for the project.

But you've got to give Blagojevich credit for a kind of self-knowledge in omitting from his statement the damning last line of the stanza.

He might add that the commission's statistics still do not include hundreds of Anglican parishes so omitting from national conversation many who will be vital building blocks of the future.

Anti-poverty campaigner ONE said Australia, as the president of the Brisbane G20, had taken a backward step by omitting from the communique a commitment to transparency in the mining industry, particularly on payments to governments in developing countries.

He added that he would be omitting from his presentation the idea of collecting tolls from bikers — an early misstep that had cost him support from the cycling community.

And Anne Tyler is probably asked, "Why do you always write about housewives?" You got flak for omitting from your recent memoir, "A Widow's Story," the fact that you remarried shortly after your first husband's death.

Who was omitted from our list?

Convenient facts get omitted from the narrative.

Barry Ferguson and Allan McGregor had both been omitted from the Rangers squad.

(The Shanghai material is omitted from the pages I received).

Embarrassed Tate admits acknowledgment accidentally omitted from gallery label.