Sentence examples for 1 blunder from inspiring English sources

"The No. 1 blunder was to say even if you got the $600 million, there will still be layoffs," said Arthur Cheliotes, president of Communications Workers Local 1180, which represents 8,000 supervisors and middle managers.

Updated at 2.15pm BST 1.35pm BST Police officers from nine forces across the UK will fill the gaps in Olympic security left by the G4S blunder, the Metropolitan police have confirmed.

"Money earmarked for this £1bn blunder needs to be pumped into other road schemes across Wales".

In the bottom diagram, in a game against Boris Gelfand of Israel, No. 9, Grischuk, No. 4, blundered with 31... Nh4, when 31... dc5 would have been better.

The full story of whether MI5 blundered by failing to act on suspicions about the suspected Woolwich killers – which is to be investigated by MPs and peers – will never be shared with the public.

Murphy, 26, blundered in the fourth frame when he missed a black after putting together a run of 61, and Hendry cleared up in two scoring visits to pull clear.

You are not likely to see here the instances of 911 blunders that sometimes make the news; this program is cut from the same praise-the-public-servant cloth as most of the others.

(Mullan's trawling of individual words throws up, for example, an inordinate amount of "blushing", used almost as shorthand for responsiveness. And there are 15 "blunders" in Emma: nobody's editor would allow that now).

The no-call on the hit was one of many Week 2 blunders from the replacement referees.

The largest number (83) of these were used at Kenilworth Castle where the overall catch rate was lower (p < 0.07, Mann–Whitney U test) in PFTs, 0.65 compared with 2.49 for the 276 simple blunder traps.

Meier's 22... a6 was a blunder; 22... Re8 would have been better.