Sentence examples for erratic with the from inspiring English sources

Boston regarded him as a fast and smooth skater, somewhat erratic with the puck and sometimes unable to finish plays.

Jackson made the All-Star team for Detroit last season, but he has been erratic with the Diamondbacks, allowing 11 hits in consecutive starts early this season.

Its monthly price movements have also tended to be more erratic, with the bank reporting a 1.7% increase in January before last month's dip.

Similarly, the usage of toluidine blue dye has been erratic with the vast majority of facilities not having the dye available.

Parker was fired from Plaxo in 2004 for his erratic engagement with the company.

And he continued his erratic relationship with the National Guard, where he had 18 months left of his six-year commitment.

Wilkinson, who had an erratic game with the boot, kicked a drop goal with five minutes left and England clung on for an undistinguished victory.

Mr. Bush, after all, has had an erratic relationship with the camera, especially during the post-election phase, when he groped for the right iconography.

The erratic coupling with the brass band also clicks into place on the sparsely pastoral The Smallest Church in Sussex, a number whose air of distracted contemplation lends itself to a melancholy trumpet reveille.

After years of delay, construction began yesterday on one of the two nuclear reactors that a Western consortium is building for North Korea, capping an encouraging few weeks in that country's erratic relations with the outside world.

At first he does not believe her, but as she guides him around the places where the lovers have their trysts, he finds himself unable to deny the truth, while developing a bizarre and erratic relationship with the bringer of these bad tidings.