Sentence examples for accidentally credited from inspiring English sources

A Pennsylvania man was accidentally credited $92 quadrillion by PayPal, an online payment service company.

When a bank accidentally credited a Hasting man's account with $340,000, Denys Douglas did what any bogan worth their salt would do: spent the money entirely on Holdens.

He's credited with accidentally introducing the slur "coolie" into the lexicon, when a railroad executive misunderstands something he says; he does not bother correcting him.

But going into debt isn't the only way to screw up your credit; you might accidentally harm your credit score by not using credit at all.

For example, soccer referees deciding whether a player should be credited with an "own goal" — a goal accidentally scored for the opposing team — must try to determine what would have happened had the player not touched the ball.

And it explores the controversy surrounding the planes, which have been credited with killing some top terrorists but have accidentally killed civilians as well.

SABRES 6, MAPLE LEAFS 4 Buffalo goalie Mika Noronen was credited with a goal when Toronto's Robert Reichel accidentally put the puck into an empty net in the Sabres' victory in Toronto.

Leafs goalie Vesa Toskala was about to smother a loose puck in the goalmouth, but defenseman Luke Schenn accidentally backhanded it into his own net and Rangers forward Ryan Callahan was credited with the goal.

Rockies defenseman Rob Ramage accidentally deflected the puck into his empty net, and Smith, the last Islander to touch the puck, was credited with the goal.

The Knicks had been credited with a 2-point basket late in the third quarter when the Bulls' Joakim Noah appeared to accidentally tip in a missed free throw by Curry.

Malkin was credited with the first-period power-play goal that put Pittsburgh up, 1-0, even though Detroit defenseman Brad Stuart accidentally knocked it into his own net.