Sentence examples for misrouted from inspiring English sources

Clegg has always struck me as a breathily concerned, over-sincere chap bizarrely misrouted to Brussels and Westminster en route to a fine career as a rural GP.

Some did terrible things, but they did them out of political desperation and misrouted nationalism, not enduring hate.

It mentions but does not elaborate on a 2005 internal mortuary investigation that found that "human remains were misrouted in a fashion constituting dereliction of duty," a 2009 fraud investigation that is still open and a 2008 settlement of $25,000 paid to a Marine spouse for "mental anguish and medical costs due to the loss of personal effects".

In the mid-1980s, theough the mere chance of misrouted Park Service mail, the Davis report reached the desk of another service historian (and previous Disunion contributor), Dwight Pitcaithley, in the Service's Boston office.

Had something this fantastic been misrouted by U.P.S.? Such questions about clothes might not matter at all.

In a document posted on the agency's Web site early on Friday, the automaker told the agency that a hose for power-steering fluid was misrouted and might be too close to the catalytic converter.

The misrouted buses episode came as thousands of competitors and team officials began arriving at Heathrow on a day that officials said was the busiest in the airport's 80-year history.

Something tells me my vote is going to end up in Raleigh-Durham like a piece of misrouted luggage.

But British Airways has a reputation for losing luggage, misrouting 26.5 bags per 1,000 passengers compared with an average of 16.6 among other European airlines.

But glitches in it delayed the airport's opening by more than a year -- the system was misrouting luggage, not to mention chewing up and mangling suitcases.

"The Chinese once 'accidentally' misrouted 15 per cent of the world's internet traffic through a Chinese server.