Sentence examples for erroneous title from inspiring English sources
A caption with a report in the Travel Advisory column on April 25 about a doll exhibition at the Halle St.-Pierre in Paris included an erroneous title and credit supplied by the museum.
A cabaret review yesterday about Nellie McKay, at the Allen Room, gave an erroneous title in some copies for a song she performed from her album "Get Away From Me".
CORINNE LaBALME Correction: June 13 , 2004 Sunday A caption with a report in the Travel Advisory column on April 25 about a doll exhibition at the Halle St.-Pierre in Paris included an erroneous title and credit supplied by the museum.
A slightly different version of the song had been released previously as part of the soundtrack for the video game Madden NFL 2004 under the erroneous title "Action".
The first item involved an erroneous job title mentioned in an obituary.
The title of the bill mimics "A Woman's Right To Know," the notorious booklet that Texas clinics are required to foist on women at least 24 hours before an abortion procedure, which relays medically inaccurate gems such as the (erroneous) claim that abortion is associated with death, suicidal thoughts, and breast cancer.
A review on Nov. 14 about books on the drug industry included an erroneous reference, from the title page, to a book by Dr. Jerome P. Kassirer criticizing relations between physicians and business.
He says that the calculations are erroneous, that the claims to title are shaky, and that those who occupied the land for the past few decades should have rights to it.
Who cares if that title is scientifically slightly erroneous?
Colin Harvey's Everton were the Guardian's hot tips for the 1987-88 title, proof that when it comes to erroneous tips involving teams from Merseyside, we've always had the knack.
A picture caption naming possible Republican successors gave an outdated title for Martin J. Golden and an erroneous spelling in some copies for the surname of the United States representative from Staten Island.
