Sentence examples for made one miscalculation from inspiring English sources

But it made one miscalculation.

But those who accidentally overdose -- often people who are sincerely trying to get better -- make one miscalculation and suffer the only fate that means hope is lost.

Having already made one gigantic miscalculation, the Republicans now seem poised to make another.

By Hendrik Hertzberg March 23, 2010 Having already made one gigantic miscalculation, the Republicans now seem poised to make another.

The oh so compatible Millers and Reeds [2 Well-Organized Couples, 1 Studio Pied-à-Terre, Dec. 14] seem to have made one crucial miscalculation: they can't spend their Manhattan theater and dining time together as a compatible foursome.

He decides to have his way with her prosthesis, since "a touch there would not constitute an actual offense," but he makes one tiny miscalculation and fondles the wrong leg.

After two more works that drew heavily on jazz and rock styles, Erkki-Sven Tuur's "Symbiosis" and Gene Pritsker's kinetic "Fix" (receiving its New York premiere), the ensemble made its one miscalculation of the evening, performing the "Petit Chorale" from Stravinsky's "Soldier's Tale" in an arrangement that included pummeling rock drumming.

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But if he hoped to keep his company independent, Samuel Bronfman made at least one miscalculation.

These adversarial superpowers have decades of experience with restraint, but now, facing each other over Syria, one miscalculation could make that experience moot.

The one miscalculation the director Stephen Wadsworth made in his imaginative "Ring" for the Seattle Opera, which I saw at its premiere in 2001, was the ending of "Götterdämmerung".