Sentence examples for erroneously picked up from inspiring English sources
US rookie Alison Lee erroneously picked up her ball thinking a tiddler on the 17th had been conceded by the European pair of Suzann Pettersen and Charley Hull.
It also stated that the troubleshooting tips on its website had been "erroneously picked up by some news outlets as a 'story', and that those stories were "categorically untrue".
Google Now does that automatically, and erroneously picks up itineraries that your travel companions send you.
Hence, converting the oil price into the ringgit may erroneously pick up the effect of exchange rate depreciation on food price inflation.
And in the last week, a new administrative review process has begun, which should allow detainees, especially those who were picked up erroneously, to be released more rapidly, according to American military detention officials.
When he once erroneously intoned, "It's only half past December," as he picked up an hour-glass, the line was deemed worthy of AA Milne, and incorporated into the script.
On Saturday night, the online Penn State student news service Onward State erroneously reported that Paterno had died, a report that was subsequently picked up by CBSSports.com.com
The Lone Star forum began independently, but was picked up by the governance committee in late June after The New York Times reported erroneously that the society was a co-sponsor of the forum.
