Sentence examples for erroneously said that from inspiring English sources

An earlier version of this article erroneously said that two piers were removed over the weekend.

The piece had erroneously said that Simm used a small inheritance to pay his way through drama school.

The earlier report, based on an interview with an unnamed member of the Justice Department press office, erroneously said that Mr. Thompson had approved the subpoena.

At issue is Yahoo's admission, prodded by Third Point, that Mr. Thompson's official biography erroneously said that he had earned both accounting and computer science degrees from Stonehill College.

More than once, Mr. Snow was forced to apologize, as he did shortly after taking the job, when he erroneously said that Mr. Bush viewed embryonic stem cell research as murder.

He gave Alex Rodriguez's career statistics but left out 2009; he also erroneously said that after Rodriguez hit a home run in his first at-bat in May upon returning from hip surgery rehabilitation, "he hasn't stopped hitting since".

A minor criticism is the following: the introduction erroneously says that GLI1 is conserved from Drosophila to humans.

Sarah Whitehouse, counsel for the Crown, told the court yesterday that the forensic regulator had been asked to investigate why the FSS had erroneously said in 1998 that the exhibits in the inquiry had been destroyed.

That was partly a reaction to a newspaper article that erroneously said Mr. Sinkford had called for including the word "God" in the principles.

The common understanding of how the corporation became a legal person says that a Supreme Court reporter of decisions erroneously said as much in a case summary and that error became an unremovable stain, coloring every decision after.

Mark E. Kelly, the husband of Ms. Giffords, said he had heard news reports that erroneously said she was dead.