Sentence examples for error have lost from inspiring English sources

The Indians, who again hurt themselves with a key error, have lost four of five.

The White Sox made three errors and have lost six of their last seven games.

Sticking to the Labour-to-blame Tory story is a serious tactical error as Lib Dems have lost a third of their voters to Labour, and this is no way to win them back.

Michael Bourn then singled and scored from second on Blanton's throwing error for the Angels, who have lost eight of 10.

That this pattern of loss is present in three genomes, one of which is the well-sequenced (both genomes and transcriptomes) Nasonia genome, implies that loss of the complex in this group is not a sequencing error, but that Chalcid wasps have lost their E spl -C.

If you look at the goals we have lost it's individual errors without naming names.

The Blue Jays, who have lost four straight games, made two errors in the seventh.

Æthelweard's copy did have the chronological error but it had not lost a whole sentence from annal 885; all the surviving manuscripts have lost this sentence.

He added that since Oliver made a serious surgical error, his colleagues had lost trust in his medical capability.

After 1 hour 45 minutes and nine errors, the Tigers had lost, 24-2.

When the observatory spun out of control following a series of ground control errors, astronomers feared they had lost their chance to watch the sun as it reaches its 11-year maximum in solar activity around 2001.