Sentence examples for at a mistake from inspiring English sources
When was the last time you laughed at a mistake you made? A. This morning, actually.
In current use, to apologize means "to express regret at a mistake or wrongdoing; to accept responsibility for a misdeed".
She described the detention of her countrymen at Guantánamo as "a mistake".
A strike at a mistaken target or an errant missile will not be much of a deterrent.
Albarn admitted he should have interacted more with the crowd at Glastonbury – a mistake he didn't repeat in Damascus.
Avoiding debating with him at hustings was a mistake.
"No one at N.S.A. thinks a mistake is O.K.," he said.
Atlanta's mayor, Kasim Reed, at least acknowledged a "mistake" in not staggering school and office closings.
In fact, Robles did not race at all after a mistake in the opening round.
"Yes, excessive automation at Tesla was a mistake," Musk tweeted a couple of days ago.
But moments after meeting her, it was clear we at TechCrunch made a mistake.
