Sentence examples for start overlooking from inspiring English sources

There is the fine, snappy, cynical metaphor-making in Matty's "That's your everyday jacket" (a nice mental slippage from the old-fashioned idea of a waiter putting on a special jacket for his work, coupled with "jacket" as cop-speak for criminal record, and, by extension, biography), but the novel has so many of these felicities that one can start overlooking them.

"It can't be minimized and we can't start overlooking us now that the storm passed, because the danger lurks". For federal agencies trying to respond to Maria, the situation in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands is inescapably more challenging than the situations in Texas and Florida after hurricanes Harvey and Irma.

If you've gotten good grades, take a day off of studying.But make sure that you don't start overlooking your studies.

"We went into the game and started overlooking the Bruins because they didn't look like they had very much," Marlin McKeever, an All-American end for the Trojans, said Tuesday.

For a start, it overlooks the benefit than consumers get from better technology: good old consumer surplus.

There are lots of my peer group, particularly women, who have just not been able to keep going in the same way, and if you don't keep going, you start being overlooked and forgotten because you're not still in the game.

Rooms overlooking Hyde Park start at $560, not including tax and breakfast.

Rooms at the St. James, a seaside Cape Town retreat overlooking Kalk Bay start at 2,600 rand a night in the high season, which means guests would pay about $260 at 10.01 rand to the dollar.

Standard double rooms with courtyard views start at 195 euros, or $234 at $1.20 to the euro; larger rooms overlooking the Viktualienmarkt start at 275 euros ($330).

The Prince Hakone Hotel has rooms overlooking Lake Ashi starting at £160.

Mr. Cuker's main work is at Cooper Classics, his car business in Greenwich Village, where he started out an interview overlooking the Bentleys.