Some of those old middle school lessons are still in there, and those ancient, errant beliefs still surface from time to time.
Everyone wore black slip-on shoes, as prescribed in the Success Academy parents' manual; Moskowitz does not want teachers to waste instructional time tying errant laces.
It wins Afghan hearts and minds every time an errant American airstrike kills innocent civilians, and it gains even more whenever an aid-starved Afghan government fails to deliver on its promises of better governance, economic development and physical security.
My particular pair might get a new screw or two, but we could still reminisce, the two of us, about the time an errant holly bush tried to grow right into the middle of a mountain laurel under the picture window.
Oberholtzer thinks he lost business because of the errant truck, and every time bad news about Islamic State begins to circulate, the harassing calls return.
By the time your errant local promoter has spaffed their budget on the talent's fee and other wallet-sapping sundry costs, paying an agency to craft a carefully considered visual identity is usually the last thing on their mind.
Former Senator Phil Gramm (R-Tex)., who delivered the death blow to Glass-Steagall in 1999, on Thursday insisted that big banks didn't cause the crisis, nervously looking up at the sky the whole time for errant lightning bolts.
Mickelson, a four-time major champion, was leading the Masters until an errant tee shot on the fourth hole of the final round derailed his title hopes and, for a few months, his game.
Here's an errant example: "In boom times such as these, Chauncey loses his head".
Some of their rockets hit the buildings, but several times their errant firing hit the ground in front of them or barely missed comrades in trucks nearby.
