Sentence examples for committing one of from inspiring English sources

An angry Mr Bremer released two letters to the New York Times yesterday to reject Mr Bush's comments that the official had acted on his own accord in committing one of the most calamitous mistakes of the Iraq war.

Caught on tape by an audience member who was committing one of the cardinal comedy-show sins -- taping a comedian's set without permission -- Cook joked that "The Dark Knight Rises" is such a bad movie that "... if none of that would have happened, I'm pretty sure that somebody in that theater, about 25 minutes in, realizing it was a piece of crap, was probably like, 'Ugh, fucking shoot me.'".

"I don't know how history will treat the Americans, but you are committing one of the greatest crimes of all time.

In refusing to intervene, the government was committing "one of the most protoplasmic acts of self-abasement since Suez", he wrote.

So if you feel that the cuts to libraries, services, parks and the disabled ought to be balanced by a tax on the wealthiest, who so far in these times of austerity have had their taxes cut, not only are you economically stupid, you're committing one of the deadly sins.

He is also in the middle of committing one of the clumsiest, most ineffectual, but brilliant crimes of the 21st century.

DePaul committed one of its 25 turnovers on its next possession, and it was converted into a basket by Shereka Wright.

Believing they were doing God's work in ridding the world of "infidels," evangelical Mormon zealots committed one of the greatest civilian atrocities on American soil.

F.B.I. documents show that he repeatedly pinned his wartime violence on other people; they also show that DeVecchio conferred with Scarpa on the very day Scarpa committed one of his murders.

The FBI documents, which were released due to Freedom of Information Act requests, shed more light on the psyche of a man who committed one of the worst mass shootings in American history.

"These two defendants committed one of the most dehumanizing and violent acts imaginable," Ms. Freilich said.