Sentence examples for erroneously say from inspiring English sources

Many accounts erroneously say Key was on a British ship, anchored far away from the bombardment.

Twice as many (20%) erroneously say the sun revolves around the earth.

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

(Initial reports of the coup attempt erroneously said Mr. Aponte had been killed).

Note: A previous version of this post erroneously said Yellen's term ends Feb. 1, 2018.

At one point during his speech, Abbas erroneously said Joseph Stalin was Jewish.

Four reports erroneously said using lemon juice might help stop the spread of H.I.V. during sex.

"I may well have instructed the members erroneously," said the judge, Capt.

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

An earlier version erroneously said that sugar was thought to feed tumours, and so ruled out for cancer patients.

Correction: The headline on an earlier version of this post erroneously said Michael Jacobson coined the term junk food.