Sentence examples for error released from inspiring English sources

Dr. James Jaggers, the transplant surgeon who made the error, released a statement last night saying: "I am ultimately responsible for the team and for this error.

Separately, a report on foreclosure errors released by the San Francisco County office of the assessor-recorder indicated more than 80% of a sample of foreclosures between January 2000 and October 2011 showed some kind of mistake.

They then corrected their error and released the British POWs from the camp Churches had mentioned.

A good example of the latter comes from figures on hospital errors recently released by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, or AHRQ, a unit of the Dept. of Health and Human Services.

Hall atoned for his error by releasing Murrell and the replacement made the most of the treacherous conditions to slide over between the posts.

For the sin you have committed in stubbornness or error: Not releasing your tax returns sooner.

Well, he was going to get back on the ad hominem – Corbyn had made the error of releasing his own tax return at 15 35, five minutes into the start of the debate, and Cameron managed to convincingly muddy the waters by bringing that up.

Then, as quickly as he had been seized, the soldiers appeared to realise their error, apologised and released him.

Nike committed a legendary error when it released a pair of athletic shoes in 1996 with a logo on the sole that some Muslims believed resembled the Arabic lettering for Allah.

After two years of fastidious trial and error, Young Rival have released a video for the song "Elevator," in which every frame of a digital video was reproduced on Oki Data Turboline 320 dot matrix printers before being scanned back into a computer to create an epic moving image.

Moreno's career as a judge hit a snag in 2007, when he was removed from the bench for "grave and inexcusable errors" after releasing two murder suspects against orders from the Supreme Tribunal.