Sentence examples for overlooked connecting from inspiring English sources
As a 20-year-old American studying in South Africa, I share college students' fear of the draft, but there is a crucial benefit that has been overlooked: connecting the voter and the soldier.
Steven E. Barkan Holden, Me., Oct. 3, 2004 To the Editor: As a 20-year-old American studying in South Africa, I share college students' fear of the draft, but there is a crucial benefit that has been overlooked: connecting the voter and the soldier.
Several connecting terraces overlook an acre of landscaped lawns, fountains and gardens.
Fighting near Aleppo continued on Saturday close to the village of Tel al-Ais, which overlooks the main road connecting the city with Damascus, the Syrian Observatory said.
His promotion of how our universe might have come from nothing was not a widespread idea or even controversial one in the scientific community and quickly overlooked because it was connected to his idea of the universe coming from a quantum fluctuation.
A walkway overlooking the courtyard connects the second floors of both buildings.
Mr. Maltzan's emphasis is on communal spaces: the main entry staircase is conceived as an informal hangout for tenants; the open-air walkways that overlook the courtyard connect to a communal kitchen and common room, further breaking down the sense of isolation.
Marine Drive, which overlooks the Arabian Sea, is a main artery connecting the southern tip to the rest of the island city.
A terrace along the back of the clubhouse overlooked the tennis courts below, which were connected by a wooden bridge and tiled steps.
The removal of Saddam Hussein and the toppling of a whole succession of other Arab dictators in 2011 were closely connected — a fact that has been overlooked largely because of the hostility that the Iraq war engendered.
