Sentence examples for error pointed from inspiring English sources

That sets up the third error, pointed out with unseemly glee by the sort of fans who remember lineup names like Pete Coscarart, Kirby Higbe and Joe Vosmik: at no time during the 20th century were there fewer than eight teams in the National League.

I haven't seen a single disqualifying error pointed out in the last 24 hours.

Perhaps someone with something close to a sense of humor, as not only is the error pointed out (the article used "forward" when it should have been "foreword") but it is noted that this distinction is clearly stated in the TIMES stylebook.

Having acknowledged and corrected the error pointed out by Kolanz, we take strong exception to his statement that "the study cannot sustain conclusions about the degree of risk associated with lower levels of exposure," by which he means less than the OSHA PEL of 2 μg/m (OSHA 2005).

The cable commentator Laura Ingraham promptly picked up the error, pointing out that the word Governor Bush had in mind was presumptuous.

Writing in the Aug. 16 issue of Nature, Mr. Rawlins and Mr. Pickering said that a correction of the error "points more strongly to a different pair of stars," Thuban and Draconis, as the objects for alignment measurements.

Figure 4 also displays the error points found at each iteration of Algorithm 1 after minimizing in the and dimensions.

This has caused some to speculate that the company is making a costly tactical error, pointing to disappointing sales of the Surface.

On the next episode of the Report, Colbert took the Times to task for the error, pointing out, ironically, that "trustiness" is "not even a word".

Although some teachers may chafe at having their errors pointed out, others will appreciate it.

A year earlier, they had proposed a three-stranded model, only to have elementary chemistry errors pointed out to them by colleagues from King's College.