Sentence examples for making a massive mistake from inspiring English sources

Lord Winston, the doctor and Labour peer, said Hunt was making "a massive mistake" by imposing the contract.

I'd explain why he's making a massive mistake positioning himself in the centre and condemning the recent strikes was very ill-informed.

Jamie Foster, a veteran of two Grand Finals by the age of 21 with his hometown club, St Helens, admits to making a massive mistake that stalled his progress in the game.

And here is where the Times made a massive mistake.

"Mr Shorten is only supporting a delay, because the TWU itself understands that it has made a massive mistake with this pay order," she said.

"That was the initial plan but after about a month at Doncaster I came home from training and realised I'd made a massive mistake.

Maybe but Stevie made a massive mistake in that game and you have to say it and do it, because there's no getting away from it".

Notably he says the president made a "massive mistake" in 2013 by failing to enforce a red line that he had drawn against the use of chemical weapons by Bashar Assad's regime in Syria.

"I was sat outside thinking, 'have I made a massive mistake?' I got up, did it and it was really good, to the point that they asked me back to do another slot," he says.

"I went to apologise as soon as I realised I'd made a massive mistake.

If we don't believe in ourselves in the way we finished today then we make a massive mistake".