Sentences with phrase «to omit the word»

I guess I should have just omitted the word ABS.

The second paragraph omitted the word «not» in the original publication.

If you possibly can, omit a word here and there.

If a dictionary selectively decides to omit the word tree from its compilation of words, that does not mean that the tree does not exist.

That change, along with spelling errors and omitted words in the commentary flanking the main text, suggests a crisis.

A story in the Feb. 5, 2003, issue of Education Week inadvertently omitted the word «not» from a sentence describing the views of Bill Montford, the superintendent of the Leon County, Fla., public schools, regarding a class - size - reduction plan put forward by Florida Gov. Jeb Bush.

Like the other entries in the series, Furious 6, which omits the word «fast» from the title for no discernible reason (Could we please have just a little consistency in these things?)

Somehow, by omitting words, the story seems more powerful; perhaps because instead of reading about events, we see and feel what's happening.

According to The Tampa Bay Times, Colton's father, Glenn Haab «acknowledges omitting some words from the email but says he didn't do it on purpose.»

CNN: «God» also absent from Democrats» platform Democrats omitted the word «God» from their 2012 platform, a change from the party's 2008 document and a noticeable split from Republicans, who mention God ten times in their official party stance.

Here, the NIV completely omits the word «abiding.»

Matthew and Luke omit the word and most translations follow those manuscripts which have «moved with pity».

(Some reports, for reasons not explained, omitted the word deeply.)

Bettors that remember Christina Aguilera's lyrical miscue might want to bet on whether Menzel will omit any words with «Yes» at +400 and «No» at -600.

Theresa May has taken this a step further, regularly appearing in front of backdrops that omit the word Conservative entirely, instead emblazoning her name in huge font across the stage.

• When the question omits the words «a wider choice» and only asks about using «government funds to pay the tuition of low - income students who choose to attend private schools,» 44 % of parents are in favor with 32 % opposed.

A proofreader have to detect extra words or on the contrary, to insert omitted words.

People who save, people who complain because they don't have enough RRSP room, people who invest outside their RRSP, people who are doing a Derek Foster plan (retire on dividends), geeky personal finance bloggers (I guess I could have omitted the word geeky)

Editor's Note: An earlier version of this post omitted the word «million» from a figure for the overall emissions of Indonesia's fires this year.

«I accept the uncontradicted evidence of Mr. Brown that the interpreter, at times, omitted words spoken by Mr. Bryan in his testimony; that the interpreter, at times, added words that were not spoken by Mr. Bryan; and that the interpreter, at times, wrongly interpreted words spoken by Mr. Bryan,» wrote Conlan in his April 24 reasons for decision on the mistrial.

Obama recognized the error and paused, but even on the second try, Roberts followed up with «Faithfully the office of president of the United States,» omitting the word execute.

And omit words like «final draft» or «v5» I don't need to know how many previous versions of the resume you have.

That image is difficult for readers to envision if they are constantly encountering misspelled or omitted words throughout your document.

If you pronounce a word from a favorite story incorrectly, or inadvertently omit a word or phrase, your child will be sure to let you know.

And in addition to betting on how long the national anthem will be, you can find props for what Bryan will be wearing (blue jeans or some other kind of pants or shorts), whether he'll be wearing a hat, and whether he'll omit a word from the national anthem.

Observer, Sorry, I omitted a word in editing that is crucial.It should read something we CAN NOT do on our own.

Even then, however, it was not an absolute requirement in the Air Force: Official policy had stated that «Airmen may omit the words «so help me God,» if desired for personal reasons.»

«Airmen who choose to omit the words «So help me God» from enlistment and officer appointment oaths may do so.»

So, you don't have a «typo» per se... but rather an omitted word, I «believe».

As he observed, «there was only one point at which the translators must have found it all but impossible to omit the word «Sanctus» and that is in the SANCTUS itself.»

A proposed new logo for imported products that omits the word «Australian» will ensure those products are distinguished from Australian certified organic products.

Other Alicia Keys props include whether she will omit a word and whether she will add a word.

Will she omit a word?

Too bad MyBookie didn't include the «Will Big Cat Forget or Omit a Word» prop.

When speaking, they will answer incompletely or omit some words to make it difficult to understand.

She cited a Sky News graph of parties with MEPs which omitted the Green party and the failure of newspapers to omit the words «to the Greens» after reporting that the Lib Dems had been pushed into fifth place as examples.

The new name cites key features to guide pathologists in diagnosis, but omits the word «cancer,» indicating that it need not be treated with radioiodine or other aggressive approaches.

Omit the words «in droves» from the end of that sentence, and the statement still applies.

To omit a word, precede it with a minus sign.

Omit any words which have a certain letter in it and change the word eg L 3.

Proofreaders also look for repeated and omitted words, as well as improper word usage (does not include formatting).

Typos It's hard to claim you have excellent attention to detail if your resume includes typos or omitted words, or other mistakes.