Sentence examples for errors that the from inspiring English sources
In its first event of this kind, The Times put together a smooth, impressive and star-studded day, and it made none of the clumsy errors that The Los Angeles Times did in its Staples Center debacle or The Washington Post in its aborted "Salongate" plans.
In September 2014, The Washington Post published an investigative report detailing errors that the Secret Service made on the night of the shooting that led to the crime going undiscovered.
But the same errors that the Americans made in Iraq are the ones being made here.
For the first 20 minutes there was not much between the sides, both making errors that the other capitalised on.
In it, Mr Fo highlights some of the many errors that the Roman Catholic church overlooked in its jubilee mea culpa.
If the book is published here, Collins said he would correct two errors: that the bin Mahfouz family intermarried with the bin Laden family, and that bin Mahfouz was chief executive of B.C.C.I., when in fact he was a director.
The experimental errors that affect the measured temperatures are discussed.
In other words, it's the simplest errors that create the most dangerous situations.
Pettitte unraveled in the third, committing two throwing errors that keyed the Dodgers' three-run rally.
But they retracted the paper last year when critics discovered errors that invalidated the results.
