I believe that The Times has made a grievous error in judgment by publishing this satire.
"In my previous email on this subject, I made a grievous error," McEwen said.
And NASA, Scott and Jurek argue, made a grievous mistake in scheduling later Apollo milestones for the prime-time hours, in a bid to pull in viewers.
I knew I'd made a grievous error after returning across front lines from rebel territory only to discover that both boxes of film seemed to be mislabelled.
When Hiss haughtily dared Chambers to repeat his charge in a legally unprotected setting, even the committee feared it had made a grievous error.
The Office of Government Integrity had found that Mr. Santiago, who resigned last month, broke ethics laws and made "a grievous error of judgment" when he demanded the documents.
Besides, the king in his counting house has not made a grievous error in a very long time, although the Yankees do practice attrition.
If Saddam Hussein persists in his refusal to destroy Iraq's Samoud missiles, as weapons inspectors have dictated, he will be making a grievous miscalculation.
"He made a grievous error of judgment in the fall of 2000 when he tried to face off with Hamas in an arena where Hamas has a significant advantage – terrorism and violence.
The former superintendent, Joseph Santiago, left, who resigned last month, made "a grievous error of judgment" when he ordered subordinates to turn over investigative documents pertaining to him or his staff, according to a report from the State Office of Government Integrity.
