Sentence examples for horrible error from inspiring English sources

Horrible error should have put England behind in a match they dominated.

It was a horrible error by the Burton goalkeeper, but Fleetwood deserved it, they created the better chances.

A sixth successive win in October in all competitions appeared assured from the moment César Azpilicueta had poked the visitors ahead midway through the opening period following Carl Jenkinson's horrible error.

Bernardez makes a horrible error in the Honduran half – failing to cut out a Inler pass – and that gives Drmic some time and some space, wide on the left.

Taking advantage of the unique opportunity to address his political opponents, Podesta told the oilmen that Republicans had made a "horrible error" in how they handled the controversial Keystone XL pipeline, which would carry oil from Alberta, Canada, to refineries in the Gulf of Mexico.

But there was a general recognition that whatever the outcome — unless the police have made a horrible error — the arrest had exploded Mr. Strauss-Kahn's political hopes, upended France's political landscape and abruptly ended his career at the I.M.F., which is in the middle of crucial negotiations about loans for distressed nations of the European Union.

It appeared the match was drifting away from the top seed but she battled on and finally made the breakthrough, although she was assisted by her opponent, who made four horrible errors to concede her advantage.

In recent weeks, as the polls got closer, the desire to highlight what newspapers considered the worst excesses of the EU's freedom of movement laws led to some horrible errors.

The visitors made a great start on a very wet night in north London thanks to a horrible Spurs error.

"To compound the error by enabling people who may not have realised they had the data to find the data is a horrible mistake," Roger Clarke said.

"It was a horrible, horrible mistake," she said.