Sentence examples for mistakes could be made from inspiring English sources
But my primary wish for Broadway is that things were less expensive to produce, so more mistakes could be made.
He added: "By providing for an appeals process, our founding fathers knew that mistakes could be made and innocent men could be wrongly convicted.
The transition for residents was "terrible", Amnesty International Australia's Indigenous campaign manager, Tammy Salonec, told Guardian Australia, and Amnesty fears the same mistakes could be made.
It would have an amazingly creative atmosphere, with lots of collaboration and cross-over, where loads of mistakes could be made, but every so often something wonderful would be produced - a bit like Warhol's Factory, except that a lot of people there didn't really make a living.
Elizabeth Arnett, Irish Water's head of corporate services, acknowledged that mistakes could be made.
And for ******'s explanation that you know they're not, well, they're not doctors you know, and some confusion and mistakes could be made along the lines, and I think you've got to watch that".
In my humble opinion no greater mistake could be made so far as the intelligence community is concerned.
Mr. Gallagher said he understands how a mistake could be made -- officers on shore could only see his latex swim cap, with the rest of his body covered in a jet-black wet suit.
He consciously tracked how much currency he carried at any one time and purposely carried little so no mistake could be made.
With #OscarsSoWhite trending at this time last year, and this week finding a slew of black-led films in the running (including I Am Not Your Negro), the mistake could be made of letting up on the issue.
In 17 March speech given at Birmingham, Chamberlain warned that "no greater mistake could be made than to suppose that because it believes war to be a senseless and cruel thing the nation has so lost its fibre that it will not take part to the utmost of its power in resisting such a challenge if it were ever made".
