Sentence examples for errors directed from inspiring English sources

But "The Bomb-itty of Errors," directed here by Christopher W. Edwards, is not just any adaptation of the story.

Critic Kenneth Tynan reckoned that, for him, The Comedy Of Errors, directed by Clifford Williams, gave the company its first sign of "a house style".

The Shakespearean element of the season will be completed by a new production of The Comedy of Errors directed by Blanche McIntyre.

The play is – you guessed it – The Comedy of Errors, directed with broad strokes by revered lyricist-director Gulzar, best known in the west for his involvement with Slumdog Millionaire.

Free performances of the "The Comedy of Errors," directed by Lewis Arlt, are scheduled Thursdays through Sundays at 8 p.m., through July 30, at 44 Wildcliff Drive in New Rochelle, adjacent to Hudson Park.

A whirlwind of befuddlement surrounds these look-alikes in a rollicking new production of "The Comedy of Errors," directed by Stephen Fried with stylish bravura and opening the season at the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey in Madison.

The evidence for slipped-strand replication errors directing tract expansion is initially conceptually compelling.

This extraction removed redundant ORFs by pair-wise comparison, using a very stringent criterion of 95% identity over 90% of the shorter ORF length, which can fuse orthologues but avoids inflation of the data set due to possible sequencing errors (direct quote from [ 10]).

More important, even without the added dramatics, this production of "The Comedy of Errors," inventively directed by Jason King Jones, is a stylish, beautifully acted show that treats Shakespeare's comedy as true farce.

Hence, during 'cognitive restructuring' these thinking errors were directed at de-linking 'over work' and 'cancer'cancer

At the end of the 2 minutes trial, they were shown their results (number of drug entered, number of errors) and directed to begin the next trial.