Sentence examples for error in which he from inspiring English sources
By a process of trial and error, in which he administered the potion's components separately and together, Zhang discovered that the toad venom was responsible for the blood-pressure problems and that the mercury-based rock was damaging patients' kidneys.
Nadhim Zahawi, a wealthy businessman, said he was "mortified" to discover the error in which he claimed expenses to cover electricity and heating oil for his estate in Warwickshire.
It also runs a piece by Peter Oborne, "The rush to judgment on Syria is a catastrophic and deadly error", in which he concludes: "As Talleyrand said of the Bourbon monarchs, London and Washington have learnt nothing and forgotten nothing since the invasion of Iraq.
Despite an 0-3 record in games he started this season, despite an embarrassing error in which he took an inexplicable sack in the waning seconds of a loss to Cleveland that prevented the Steelers from getting off a potentially game-tying field goal, Graham will start Sunday if Coach Bill Cowher believes he has recovered from a hip injury that kept him out of last Sunday's game.
Most of the time, a man's misperception of a woman's level of sexual interest will be a minor but potentially embarrassing social error, in which he either perceives a woman to be more interested than she actually is or perceives a woman to be less interested than she actually is.
Among his many screen credits in Indian cinema was Indra Kumar's Dil (1990), a romantic comedy of errors in which he played the frowning father of a beautiful young woman involved in a romantic imbroglio: a perfect role for Jaffrey, with his comic sense and Shakespearian training.
An obituary on Sept. 28 about the actor Herbert Lom contained several errors regarding movies in which he appeared.
There are also a couple of aces, as the Serb goes 40-15 up and seems on course for a straightforward hold … but he then self-destructs (again): two unforced errors, one rally in which he's outmanoeuvred, and a forehand played under little pressure that lands a foot and a half long, and the set is over.
A third was his success in capitalizing on what Mr. McCain now sees as a major error, an intemperate commercial in which he compared Mr. Bush to President Clinton.
Poor Bardsley was left looking mortified after a shocking error in which she inexplicably spilled a routine cross from the impressive Ashley Lawrence.
A councillor has apologised after sending an email in error to a group of skateboarders, in which he described their views as "tosh".
