Sentence examples for then overlooked from inspiring English sources

He then overlooked Carlsen's 21... a5, which systematically undermined White's defenses.

But though it now defines the beaten path, the Marais still holds, if not secrets, then overlooked — and inexpensive — delights.

During the battle of Long Island on Aug. 27, 1776, the house, which then overlooked Gowanus Creek, was held by 2,000 British and Hessian soldiers.

Compton was dropped by England prior to last summer's home series against Australia to make way for Joe Root at the top of the order and the Somerset batsman was then overlooked for the tour Down Under.

Stewart is understandably aggrieved at being twice nominated then overlooked for the Grammys, in 1996 and 1997, although they triumphed vicariously after their spot on The Toots & the Maytals' Grammy-winning True Love.

Having given an interview criticising Levein's tactics in Prague, Fletcher was then overlooked for a friendly with the Faroe Islands.

Trustees may then overlook excessive fees or unusual portfolio turnover; they may approve unsuitable investments; or they may shrug off losses to avoid offending their donors.

Or perhaps we feel conflicted in naming our gratitude, as though to say "thank you" to Life negates how much pain we still feel; how much unresolved anger, trauma, and grief we still feel pulsing in our personal and collective heart; as if in our bold proclamation of thanks, we are then overlooking everything in the world that is disastrous and horrifying and begging repair.

Then it overlooked the threat of low-cost competitors in Asia.

"Because all along it felt like I'd been told I was going to get a promotion and then been overlooked at the last minute... .....

Reagan and Bush held talks with Canadian and Japanese leaders here but Sunnylands, bordered by drives named after Bob Hope and Frank Sinatra, was then largely overlooked for two decades, during which the Annenbergs, and their dream of hosting world leaders, died.