Sentence examples for omitting that from inspiring English sources
Attalah and Springborg agreed to revise the piece, omitting that word.
To avoid such a fate, some resorted to the fake imprint, putting a fictitious printer or place of publication on the title page, or omitting that information.
At the moment our imperial history is not taught in schools – our children go from Henry VIII to the Nazis, omitting that very interesting period in between when we had the greatest empire the world has ever known".
It quotes historian William Dalrymple saying: "At the moment our imperial history is not taught in schools – our children go from Henry VIII to the Nazis, omitting that very interesting period in-between when we had the greatest empire the world had ever known".
Omitting that point, it is proved that the pulse has a better single-link BER performance in AWGN and anti-jamming capability compared to the other conventional waveforms such as Scholtz's monocycle.
In omitting that small detail, the host really had nowhere to turn when Kassam objected to the far-right label.
The British edition, however, omits that note.
"I like to omit that period of my life".
An obituary on this page on Wednesday omitted that aspect of his life.
(Justice John Paul Stevens tried unsuccessfully to persuade Justice Blackmun to omit that inflammatory line).
And if they declined to do the dishes, wouldn't you, on many nights, have preferred to omit that task?
