Sentence examples for error count from inspiring English sources

August's error count was 107, of which 40 were corrected.

With the Glushko error count beginning to spiral, Lisicki raced to 6-1.

His unforced error count has inflated to 18, which still leaves his ratio far from sparkling.

His error count is remarkably low and that's why he's so great to play alongside.

"The forced error, unforced error count is always extremely tricky," said Roger Federer, who has won 17 Grand Slam tournaments.

An error count on the scale that the defending champions totted up last weekend against Italy would hand France the championship on a plate.

He rattled down 13 aces and kept the unforced error count low, hitting only 11 over the course of a 6-3, 7-6, 6-3 stroll.

The fly-half enjoyed himself, carrying a good deal of ball and getting through the game with a very low error count.

Djokovic hit 184 winners to 161 and Murray's error count was higher at 86 to 69 – but those are just numbers.

England by six, says Guscott, with the caveat that they have to up their tempo and have a "low error count".

"Low error count" joins "contact area" and "gainline" as ubiquitous terms that never passed the lips of the coaches I played under 30 years ago.