Sentence examples for original omission from inspiring English sources

Adomah offered pace and flair to Middlesbrough's attack, making his original omission something of a head-scratcher, but he was not able to get them on the scoresheet.

The outcry which followed Mr D'Oliveira's original omission was certainly seen by the South African authorities as political agitation, and his subsequent inclusion as a replacement as a yielding to pressure.

Democratic National Committee Chairman Debbie Wasserman Schultz acknowledged to CNN that the original omission from the platform of language identifying Jerusalem as the capital of Israel — and the very public objections to the changing back of said language — was "the last thing we needed, a P.R. disaster".

The authors apologise for the original omission.

She connected expressively with the texts and brought them across so that the omission of original song texts in the translations accompanying the program was only a minor annoyance.

Several changes were made to the story-line of the original film, including the omission of certain characters and addition of new ones.

Although the scoring functions we implemented are not exact replicas of the original ones, due to omission of heuristics, we can see from Figure 4 (and also Figure S3 when tested on profile data) that there exist strong correlation between each scoring function implemented in RAId_aPS and the original, corresponding scoring function.

Smith's multi-award-winning novel is perhaps the most surprising omission from the original list.

François Truffaut, 1973 Recommended by: blessoa, Douglas Fraser and Drjonty Truffaut's tribute to Hollywood was a big omission from our original list for many readers.

Open Mon-Thurs 10am-10pm, Fri 10am-11pm, Sat midday-11pm, Sun midday-9pm, main courses £7-£10 If there was one obvious, significant omission from my original 2008 Liverpool "budget eats" list, it was MelloMello.

Sorensen, 29, had been the most notable omission from the original Irish squad.