Sentence examples similar to mistaken dates from inspiring English sources

When making a booking make sure not to make mistakes (dates, names, etc).

And, if you're worried about being mistaken for dating, you can turn that portion of the app off!

The mistake dated back all the way to the bank's acquisition of Merrill Lynch.

However, Ofgem rules in force at the time stipulated businesses could only be billed for mistakes dating back three years.

I was mistaken on the date!

Most of my dates were mistaken for daughters, not granddaughters.

Later on in the same book, he pays homage to the Soviet Union (something he continued to do for the rest of his life) with an ode to Stalingrad, comparing — in a gesture that seems not only dated but mistaken — its battle against the Nazi onslaught with the struggles of the Spanish Loyalists.

[Update June 24th: Facebook is in fact working on a fresh news reading experience, but we were mistaken about the launch date. It revealed Instagram For Video on June 20th.

"All the interpretations to date could be mistaken.

Ms. Brody used the documents to challenge him and he admitted to making mistakes, on dates or other more serious details.

She admitted some mistakes in dates and details, and acknowledged maintaining considerable contact with Mr. Cosby after the night she says she was assaulted, but she calmly and confidently tried to explain away some discrepancies, while dismissing others as innocent errors.