Sentence examples for erred from from inspiring English sources

One traffic cop enquired why a motorist had erred from the white lines.

Northumberland was instead escorted to St Peter ad Vincula, where he took the Catholic communion and professed that "the plagues that is upon the realm and upon us now is that we have erred from the faith these sixteen years".

They do not want to err from the idea of jail as punishment".

"There were plenty of mistakes," Dr. Frederking said, and the system worked better with someone like himself, trained to expect it to err from time to time.

Jane Foley of Rabobank comments: While Chancellor Osborne at the weekend pledged not to err from his austerity course, this is not a path supported by all members of the coalition, so the news raises the risk for intra-government tension, which could in itself undermine the pound.

Other agents err from the path.

Some opera purists maintain that Mr. Pavarotti erred by straying from the lyric terrain.

Justice O'Connor said today that in overturning the verdict, "the Court of Appeals erred in proceeding from the premise that a plaintiff must always introduce additional, independent evidence of discrimination".

I think we have erred in general, from the start, much too heavily in the direction of control at the expense of legitimacy, and that has come back to haunt us".

William Buick did not do too much wrong on The Fugue in the Turf, but erred just enough from the ideal for The Fugue to succumb to a sublime ride by Moore on Magician when it mattered most.

Mr. Zannino disputed charges that he and other senior executives had erred, at least from a public relations perspective, in accepting bonuses of such magnitude and then disclosing them in a proxy statement in the middle of a labor dispute.