Sentence examples for mistake or so from inspiring English sources

Murdoch had told his oldest son, Lachlan, that he'd concluded that marrying Wendi was a "mistake" – or so Lachlan, along with his siblings never a fan of his father's remarriage, was telling people.

Between two checkpoints, at the campus border, Jarecki's driver managed to position himself in the lane reserved for trucks: a harmless mistake, or so it seemed, until he lowered his window and asked for directions to Lincoln Hall (otherwise known as the Combating Terrorism Center).

They talked for two hours, putting together the pieces, but realizing too that some things will never be solved: They will never know the identity of Patricia's biological father, who attacked Brooke so many years ago in the Hollywood Hills; they will never know whether the hospital told Brooke that Delphine was dead by mistake, or so she would stop looking.

Actually, a lot of my favourite recipes have come about as a consequence of rectifying some mistake or other, so I'm not automatically dismayed at things going wrong.

Make no mistake: the 50 or so Off-Track Betting Corporation parlors across the city have been closed since December.

Sometimes it is a style thing, a craze for a certain colour, like the brilliant blue that was such a mistake a decade or so ago.

It's a complete mistake, 18 months or so before a general election, not to have clear policies in place.

They make sure not to go too fast so they don't panic and make a stupid mistake or too slow so the fire can affect them.

I did not even know this RestlessBlogger, as was the username of the follower I have managed to annoy and therefore I considered it a random event, probably a mistake or another bug, so I ignored it.

Indeed, if it weren't written by William Golding, it would be easy to mistake the first 50 or so pages of Rites of Passage for a straightforward social comedy.

He slapped a few hands and patted a few backs and walked into the 49ers' locker room, where Joe Cool might have been mistaken for Joe Montana, or so it seemed on Saturday.