Sentence examples for ghastly error from inspiring English sources

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The same ghastly error was made with Ronald Biggs: his smiling demeanour after his release was an appalling affront not just to those affected by the original robbery but to anyone who felt he had mocked justice for years, and helped blur perceptions of right and wrong through his guise as a nice chap really who only wanted a pint at his local pub.

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The Mets do not generally commit the kind of ghastly errors that wind up on blooper videos.

But Djokovic found some traction in the third set, mostly by cranking up his first serve, and it was Verdasco's turn to struggle with some ghastly errors.

Kris Bryant, the National League's almost-assured M.V.P. winner this year, had committed two ghastly errors in the same inning on the previous evening, but this time mashed a homer in the fourth inning for the Cubs' second lead in the Series.

Her very presence at the Venice film festival, I'm guessing, is the result of some ghastly administrative error.

After early goals from Jodie Taylor and Lucy Bronze propelled England into a two-goal lead, a ghastly goalkeeping error on Karen Bardsley's part allowed Christine Sinclair to pull Canada back into the match.

The fittingly bizarre finish was achieved after the player who committed a ghastly 75 unforced errors was 2 points away from victory and then, based on her own analysis of medicine and mind, coughed up the match.

Of their 19 turnovers, a staggering number were the result of ghastly ball-handling or mental errors rather than some significant adjustment on the part of the Knicks.

Ghastly, dear.

Ghastly values, ghastly people.

How ghastly.

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