Sentence examples for overlook from from inspiring English sources

The centrally located two-floor cafe and coffee shop is easy to overlook from the street.

Addicts are everywhere and nowhere, easy to overlook from a car but impossible to miss on foot.

This argument is absurd: one can overlook from internal windows and from balconies, and excessive party noise can escape from an open window.

But missteps are easy to overlook from this winning trio, a sketch team developing an offbeat style that's entirely their own.

The glass towers, which face each other across the narrow village street, are as handsome to look at as the Hudson River views they overlook from their floor-to-ceiling windows.

On the second floor will be a 180-seat auditorium, a private room in which relatives of 9/11 victims may gather, an overlook from which visitors can take in a sweeping view of the memorial, and a small cafe.

It is overlooked from the southwest by the Montagne de Reims.

Iraq states that they were overlooked from 1991 from a batch of some 2,000 that were stored there during the gulf war.

He'll take something apparently trivial or overlooked from pop culture and imbue it with such significance that it almost collapses under the weight of its new mythology.

"Child victims continue to go unidentified as tell-tale signs are overlooked from the front line of children's services to the corridors of Whitehall".

What often gets overlooked from today's fuzzy vantage point is that the New Queer Cinema was a revolution of form as much as of content: the queerness of a film like "Poison" extends beyond story to structure.