Sentence examples for errors piled up from inspiring English sources

As Federer's errors piled up down the stretch, there were boos and whistles from the crowd.

Usually poker-faced, Williams spent plenty of time shaking her head and pursing her lips as the unforced errors piled up.

Serena Williams looked the more affected by Friday's developments, appearing dejected on court as her errors piled up, then arriving red-eyed at the news conference.

It was not quite so easy to see Monday against Errani as the errors piled up, but there was no arguing with Davenport's maternal body of work since September.

His unforced errors piled up early, and with the drizzle turning into heavy rain, he had to save two set points at 4-5 before holding and then taking a 90-minute break until the sky cleared.

Farrell began to dictate the pace as Welsh desperation grew and the errors piled up on both sides.

If he gets too passive, Hewitt will run him coast to coast; if he goes for too much, the unforced errors pile up and Hewitt is emboldened to take more intelligent risks.

As these and other solecisms and errors pile up, the reader is left with the uneasy sense of an author whose command of British politics and society is only skin deep.

More poor defending allowed Ashhurst to go over after taking Daniel Holdworth's pass and, with London errors piling up, Broughton added a sixth try before the break.

The unforced errors have piled up and the fans have felt conflicted.

Azarenka's edgy, erratic performance Monday must have looked uncomfortably familiar to Mauresmo, who was sitting next to Sumyk in the players' box, folding and unfolding her arms as the errors and shrieks piled up.