Sentence examples for dreadful errors from inspiring English sources

But his ex-fellow-thinkers have lately given those old ideas a regrettable twist, and dreadful errors have followed.

"Billie-Jo's murderer has escaped detection because of the dreadful errors of the police investigation and their single-minded and desperate determination to convict me at all costs.

West Ham were gifted their second courtesy of a dreadful error by Dejan Lovren.

The firing of Ms Madlala-Routledge was described yesterday by the Treatment Action Campaign as a "dreadful error of judgment".

That would be the case whether this dreadful error was spotted in the first over or in any later over.

De Camargo's smash-and-grab winner followed a dreadful error by Bayern's Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, signed from Schalke as a long-needed replacement for Oliver Kahn.

It appeared to have little effect as her game if anything became worse, conceding two match points with one more dreadful error.

Kris Boyd scored the first of the goals from a free-kick that seemed a generous award, while a dreadful error from defender Darren Barr allowed substitute Steven Naismith to double the lead in the closing minutes.

Perhaps they would have done, had it not been for a dreadful error from Cerezo after 25 minutes, casually knocking a square pass in the vague direction of Júnior.

Norwich levelled late in the first half thanks to a dreadful error by Paulo Gazzaniga, the goalkeeper, but Nigel Adkins, the Southampton manager, questioned Clattenburg's award of a free-kick for Nathaniel Clyne's challenge on Snodgrass, who picked himself up to bend the ball round a poorly set-up wall and under Gazzaniga's dive.

The warning bells had already been sounded when Spurs were stunned on 22 minutes courtesy of a dreadful error by Brazilian full back Gilberto who, in only his second game of the season, inexplicably stopped instead of clearing his lines and allowed Artem Dzyuba to rifle the ball beyond Gomes.